Dynein-Independent Functions of DYNLL1/LC8: Redox State Sensing and Transcriptional Control (Interactive Structure)

Stephen M. King*

Department of Molecular, Microbial and Structural Biology, University of Connecticut Health Center, 263 Farmington Avenue, Farmington, Connecticut 06030–3305, USA.

*Telephone, 860-679-3347; fax, 860-679-3408; e-mail, king{at} neuron.uchc.edu

Interactive Image 1. DYNLL1/LC8 homodimer. This structure is based on PDB entry 1F3C and visualized with JMOL (1). One monomer is yellow and the other purple. This is an interactive version of the molecular structure shown in the bottom panel of Fig. 1. The static image below is the same one that appears in the full text of the Perspective. To rotate the interactive molecule click the image with the mouse and drag in the direction desired.

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Reference

Citation: S. M. King, Dynein-Independent Functions of DYNLL1/LC8: Redox State Sensing and Transcriptional Control. Sci. Signal. 1, pe51 (2008).