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Project

The scaffolding actin nucleator tes: identification of domain specific interaction partners and its function in cell migration ands tumor cell invasion

Tes, a potential tumor suppressor, controls actin cytoskeleton assembly at cellular adhesions. We will study structure-function relationships of Tes variants lacking specific domains. By combining proteomics with live cell imaging, we will determine how Tes and two identified partners regulate actin dynamics and cell migration. This will generate information on functions and mechanisms of Tes in cell migration and invasion.

Date:1 Oct 2012 →  30 Sep 2016
Keywords:tumor supressor, actin cytoskeleton dynamics, cell migration
Disciplines:Systems biology, Biochemistry and metabolism, Medical biochemistry and metabolism