ArticlePhysiological reports2026
Cell-cycle regulation of sarcomere integrity-Role for Actn2 phosphorylation.
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Sarcomeres are the fundamental contractile units of muscle. Despite their importance, sarcomere assembly remains poorly understood. We focused on Actn2, a protein which stabilizes the sarcomere by linking proteins to the Z-disk. During C2C12 differentiation into myoblasts, Actn2 protein levels remained constant. This finding suggested that Actn2 incorporation into the sarcomere arose from a post-translational mechanism. We hypothesized that the post-translational mechanism relied on phosphorylation. Alignment of Actn2 protein sequences from animals with three- or four-chambered hearts identified a conserved sequence, T
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