Structure of the entire stalk region of the Dynein motor domain.
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Summary
The results strongly support the helix-sliding model based on the complete structure of the dynein stalk with a different form of coiled-coil packing and present the importance of conserved proline residues for an elastic motion of stalk coiled coil.
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- 2014-09-23
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Political science
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