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Lucas E Murray
Lucas E Murray
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Working strokes produced by curling protofilaments at disassembling microtubule tips can be biochemically tuned and vary with species
LE Murray, H Kim, LM Rice, CL Asbury
Elife 11, e83225, 2022
32022
Catching the conformational wave: measuring the working strokes of protofilaments as they curl outward from disassembling microtubule tips
LE Murray, H Kim, LM Rice, CL Asbury
Optical Tweezers: Methods and Protocols, 653-676, 2022
32022
Kinetochores are intrinsically sensitive to microtubule polarity
CL Asbury, JD Larson, NA Heitkamp, LE Murray, AR Popchock, S Biggins
Biophysical Journal 123 (3), 442a, 2024
2024
An investigation of microtubule-kinetochore attachment mechanisms
LE Murray
2024
Kinetochores grip microtubules with directionally asymmetric strength
JD Larson, NA Heitkamp, LE Murray, AR Popchock, S Biggins, CL Asbury
bioRxiv, 2024.02. 22.581622, 2024
2024
Working strokes produced by curling protofilaments at disassembling microtubule tips: Their role in kinetochore motility and microtubule dynamics
LE Murray, L Maki-Fern, L Rice, CL Asbury
Biophysical journal 122 (3), 125a, 2023
2023
Magnesium increases the chemo-mechanical energy released by curling protofilaments during microtubule disassembly
LE Murray, H Kim, L Rice, CL Asbury
Biophysical Journal 121 (3), 11a-12a, 2022
2022
Catching the Conformational Wave: Tuning the Working Strokes of Protofilaments as They Curl Outwards from Disassembling Microtubule Tips
L Murray, H Kim, L Rice, CL Asbury
Biophysical Journal 120 (3), 255a, 2021
2021
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