Disease-related mutations in human tubulin proximal to the kinesin binding site alter dynamic instability at both microtubule ends

S. Ti; M. C. Pamula; S. C. Howes; C. Duellberg; R. E. Kleiner; S. Forth; T. Surrey; E. Nogales; T. M. Kapoor

Disease-related mutations in human tubulin proximal to the kinesin binding site alter dynamic instability at both microtubule ends

S. Ti, M. C. Pamula, S. C. Howes, C. Duellberg, R. E. Kleiner, S. Forth, T. Surrey, E. Nogales, T. M. Kapoor

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Original language	English
Number of pages	2
Journal	Molecular Biology of the Cell
Volume	26
Publication status	Published - 2015
Externally published	Yes

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Disease-related mutations in human tubulin proximal to the kinesin binding site alter dynamic instability at both microtubule ends

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