Sequences in the myosin A rod interact with UNC‐89/obscurin and the zinc‐finger protein UNC‐98 during thick filament assembly and M‐line formation in C. elegans striated muscle
Sarah A. Almuhanna,
Humayra Z. Oishi,
Kar Men Lee
et al.
Abstract:The M‐line of striated muscle is a complex structure that anchors myosin‐containing thick filaments and also participates in signaling and proteostasis. While the physical associations among many M‐line components have been defined, the mechanism of thick filament attachment is not completely understood. In Caenorhabditis elegans, myosin A is essential for viability and forms the site of M‐line attachment at the center of the filament, whereas myosin B forms the filament arms. Using a mutant myosin A that form… Show more
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