Cytoskeleton

A*STAR researchers have figured out the detailed structure of a type of protein filament responsible for tethering and moving DNA in bacteria cells.

Primitive microbes have cytoskeletal proteins that are structurally and functionally similar to those found in humans

Microtubules
anchored to proteins in the nuclear membrane position muscle cell nuclei

Microtubule bridges organize the cytoskeletons of cells in the early embryo

A protein structure that went unsolved for 20 years has revealed how cells regulate their skeletons

Insight into a molecular mechanism for regulating blood sugar could enhance our understanding of diabetes

A deadly bacterium uses cellular proteins as bait to sabotage a pathway that enables immune response

A protein known as seipin regulates fat development through cytoskeleton remodeling