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Proteins that form the nuclear pore barrier move like liquids
Headline via Nature · first report 11 Nov, 00:00 IST, latest 12 Nov, 04:50 IST
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First report11 Nov, 00:00 IST
Latest report12 Nov, 04:50 IST
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Our genetic material is hidden inside the nucleus of our cells, well protected by a double membrane. All molecules wishing to pass through must thread their way through one of several thousand nuclear pores. The scaffold structure of these pores is well…
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- Nature Proteins that form the nuclear pore barrier move like liquids
- Phys.org Fluorescent probes reveal fluid-like barriers inside nuclear pores of living human cells
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