Specific Transformation of Assembly with Actin Filaments and Molecular Motors in a Cell-Sized Self-Emerged Liposome

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作者：
Kingo Takiguchi
Makiko Negishi
Yohko Tanaka-Takiguchi
Masahito Hayashi
Kenichi Yoshikawa
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[1] Nagoya University,Division of Biological Science, Graduate School of Science
[2] Kyoto University,Department of Physics, Graduate School of Science
[3] Doshisha University,School of Life and Medical Sciences
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Origins of Life and Evolution of Biospheres | 2014年 / 44卷
关键词：
Cytoskeleton; Molecular motor; Confinement effect; Crowding effect;
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摘要：
Eukaryotes, by the same combination of cytoskeleton and molecular motor, for example actin filament and myosin, can generate a variety of movements. For this diversity, the organization of biological machineries caused by the confinement and/or crowding effects of internal living cells, may play very important roles.
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页码：325 / 329
页数：4
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