The beta-Thymosin/WH2 Domain; Structural Basis for the Switch from Inhibition to Promotion of Actin Assembly
Hertzog, M., Van Heijenoort, C., Didry, D., Gaudier, M., Coutant, J., Gigant, B., Didelot, G., Knossow, M., Guittet, E., Carlier, M.F.(2004) Cell 117: 611-623
- PubMed: 15163409 
- Also Cited By: 3U9Z, 3U9D
- PubMed Abstract: 
The widespread beta-thymosin/WH2 actin binding domain has versatile regulatory properties in actin dynamics and motility. beta-thymosins (isolated WH2 domain) maintain monomeric actin in a "sequestered" nonpolymerizable form. In contrast, when repeat ...