| 83 - 83 |
Biophysics of microtubules
Chiu W, Nanopoulos D, Brinkley WR |
| 84 - 86 |
Microtubules: A brief historical perspective
Brinkley W |
| 87 - 93 |
The role of microtubule assembly dynamics in mitotic force generation and functional organization of living cells
Inoue S |
| 94 - 106 |
Selected physical issues in the structure and function of microtubules
Tuszynski JA, Trpisova B, Sept D, Brown JA |
| 107 - 118 |
How tubulin subunits are lost from the shortening ends of microtubules
Tran PT, Joshi P, Salmon ED |
| 119 - 127 |
Visualizing the secondary structure of tubulin: Three-dimensional map at 4 angstrom
Nogales E, Wolf SG, Downing KH |
| 128 - 139 |
Diffraction by helical structures with seams: Microtubules
Metoz F, Wade RH |
| 140 - 148 |
Three-dimensional cryoelectron microscopy of 16-protofilament microtubules: Structure, polarity, and interaction with motor proteins
Hirose K, Amos WB, Lockhart A, Cross RA, Amos LA |
| 149 - 158 |
Three different approaches for calculating the three-dimensional structure of microtubules decorated with kinesin motor domains
Sosa H, Hoenger A, Milligan RA |
| 159 - 168 |
Tomography without tilt: Three-dimensional imaging of microtubule/motor complexes
Metoz F, Arnal I, Wade RH |
