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Actin filaments (Alexa488) polymerized
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Example image sequences of actin filaments (Alexa488) polymerized by SLB tethered formin in the presence of His6-curly bound to the SLB (scale bar 1 µm). Credit: Darius Köster, University of Warwick
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An illustration of material being ejected from the Sun (left) interacting with the magnetosphere of the Earth (right). When the Sun evolves to become a red giant star, the Earth may be swallowed by our star's atmosphere, and with a much more unstable solar wind, even the resilient and protective magnetospheres of the giant outer planets may be stripped away.
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Formation, translation, and contraction of actin filament
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Example image sequence showing formation, translation, and contraction of actin filament (Alexa488) rings on membrane tethered His6-curly after the addition of muscle myosin II filaments (scale bar: 1 µm). Credit: Darius Köster, University of Warwick
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Individual actin filament (Alexa488) landing
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Microscopy image sequence of an individual actin filament (Alexa488) landing on His6-curly decorated SLBs and displaying multiple rounds of curling (scale bar: 1 µm). Credit: Darius Köster, University of Warwick
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Integrins being moved inside a migrating cell. Integrins appear as dark spots, cell nucleus is blue. Credit: Méghane Sittewelle, University of Warwick
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Integrins being moved inside a migrating cell. Integrins appear as dark spots, cell nucleus is blue. Credit: Méghane Sittewelle, University of Warwick.
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Professor Kevin Heng, honorary Professor in the University of Warwick Department of Physics and Director of the Center for Space and Habitability (CSH), University of Bern. © Alessandro Della Bella
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Microscopy image of fluorescently labelled actin filaments bound to lipid bilayer bound Rng2(1-189)-His6 (scale bars: 5 µm). Credit: Darius Köster
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