ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2026
Myosin Class I Genes Follow a Cell Type-Specific Transcription Pattern in Human Haematopoietic Cell Lines.
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Class I myosins form an abundant group of single-headed motor proteins that interact with actin and membrane phospholipids and are employed in a variety of cell processes like cell shape remodeling, motility and invasion, exocytosis, and endocytosis. The large number of class members and their uneven distribution in human cells and tissues complicate their study. Furthermore, this hinders the assessment of their biomarker potential and mechanistic role in oncogenesis and other diseases. Despite the emerging data on their mutations and altered abundance in a number of tumors and other diseases, most studies examine class I myosins individually or in groups of several proteins. Thus, the question of their redundancy and possible functional substitution is ignored. In this work, we simultaneously assess all eight human
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