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Kinesin Superfamily Proteins
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Abstract
Originally published in: Molecular Motors. Edited by Manfred Schliwa. Copyright © 2003 Wiley‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA Weinheim. Print ISBN: 3‐527‐30594‐0
The sections in this article are
Introduction
The Kinesin Superfamily Proteins
N‐Kinesins
N
‐1 Kinesins
N
‐2 Kinesins
N
‐3 Kinesins
The
Unc
104/
KIF
1 family
The
KIF
13 family
The
KIF
16 family
N‐4 Kinesins
The
KIF
3 family
The
Osm
3/
KIF
17 family
N‐5 Kinesins
N‐6 Kinesins
The
CHO
1/
KIF
23 family
The
KIF
20/
Rab
6 kinesin family
N‐7 Kinesins
N‐8 Kinesins
The
K
id/
KIF
22 family
The
KIF
18 family
N
‐9 Kinesins
N
‐10 Kinesins
N
‐11 Kinesins
M‐Kinesins
C
‐Kinesins
C
‐1 Kinesins
C
‐2 Kinesins
Orphans
Cargoes of KIFs; Specificity and Redundancy
Recognition and Binding to Cargoes
How to Determine the Direction of Transport
Title: Kinesin Superfamily Proteins
Description:
Abstract
Originally published in: Molecular Motors.
Edited by Manfred Schliwa.
Copyright © 2003 Wiley‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co.
KGaA Weinheim.
Print ISBN: 3‐527‐30594‐0
The sections in this article are
Introduction
The Kinesin Superfamily Proteins
N‐Kinesins
N
‐1 Kinesins
N
‐2 Kinesins
N
‐3 Kinesins
The
Unc
104/
KIF
1 family
The
KIF
13 family
The
KIF
16 family
N‐4 Kinesins
The
KIF
3 family
The
Osm
3/
KIF
17 family
N‐5 Kinesins
N‐6 Kinesins
The
CHO
1/
KIF
23 family
The
KIF
20/
Rab
6 kinesin family
N‐7 Kinesins
N‐8 Kinesins
The
K
id/
KIF
22 family
The
KIF
18 family
N
‐9 Kinesins
N
‐10 Kinesins
N
‐11 Kinesins
M‐Kinesins
C
‐Kinesins
C
‐1 Kinesins
C
‐2 Kinesins
Orphans
Cargoes of KIFs; Specificity and Redundancy
Recognition and Binding to Cargoes
How to Determine the Direction of Transport.
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