The combined Raman and conformational analyses provide a systematic computational approach for comparing simulated and experimental Raman spectra of tubulin E-hooks and other intrinsically disordered proteins and offer insight into how E-hooks contribute to the recognition mechanisms underlying the tubulin code.
Alexander C. Bromley, Nicholas A. Kruse, Connor R. Brower et al.· Molecules· 0 citations
This review surveys major classes of tunable platforms used to study cytoskeletal dynamics, including biologically derived matrices, synthetic hydrogels, micropatterned and nanotopographic substrates, and polymeric thin films, highlighting how each approach affords unique insight into cytoskeletal regulation.
This present work shows that E-hook fragments possess functional structure differences governed by electrostatic interactions and sequence composition. The acidic C-terminal tails of tubulin, known as E-hooks, play a central role in regulating interactions between microtubules and motor proteins, microtubule-associated...
Alexander C. Bromley, Nicholas A. Kruse, Connor R. Brower et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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