Cellular processes, including morphogenesis, polarization, and motility, rely on a variety of actin-based structures. Although the biochemical composition and filament organization of these structures are different, they often emerge from a common origin. This is possible because the actin structures are highly dynamic. Indeed, they assemble, grow, and disassemble in a time scale of a second to a minute. Therefore, the reorganization of a given actin structure can promote the formation of another. Here, we discuss such transitions and illustrate them with computer simulations.
Dynamic reorganization of the actin cytoskeleton
Gaelle Letort,Hajer Ennomani,Laurène Gressin,M. Théry,L. Blanchoin
Published 2015 in F1000Research
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2015
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F1000Research
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2015-10-01
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Biology, Medicine, Physics, Computer Science
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