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MYO
(redirected from myosin)

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MYOMyosin
MYOMake Your Own
MYOMetropolitan Youth Orchestra
MYOMuslim Youth of Ottawa
MYOMason Youth Organization (Mason, OH)
MYOMoriches Youth Organization
MYOModel Year Zero
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But, dendritic proteins enable the vesicles transporting them to bind to a second motor, known as myosin, that walks them back into the dendrite.
How proteins travel in the brain by Asian News International
Although immunofluorescence analysis of neutrophil nonmuscle myosin heavy chain A serves as a screening test for MYH9 disorders, BSS is diagnosed by platelet-aggregation studies and flow cytometry.
Harris Platelet Syndrome-Underdiagnosed and Unrecognized/In Reply by Harris V K Naina and Samar Harris and Angie Pham and Jun Wang / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
Thin filaments and myosin were isolated from biopsies and mechanically assessed using the in vitro motility assay.
Skeletal Muscle Contractile Protein Function is Preserved in Human ... by Swisher, Anne / Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal
 
 
 
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