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The Molecular “Clutch” of the Dynein Motor Protein

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Over at Evolution News & Views, I have just published a blog post on the recent paper in the journal Cell regarding the molecular clutch of the dynein motor protein:

Here at ENV, I have previously described the molecular flagellar clutch of Bacillus subtilis, the grass or hay bacillus, which allows the bacterium to cease motility upon biofilm formation. A new paper, published in the journal Cell, reports on the discovery of a similar clutch associated with the motor protein dynein.

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I'm afraid this gentleman Jonathon M, may not usurp the office of 'motility specialist', however informally, as it is a title to which title is already possessed by a lady who sells cars at a local Ford dealership. It is there 'in black and white' on her business card, which she proferred to me - with a straight face, even a solemn expression.Axel
October 14, 2012
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Hi Joe, Yes I'm the new "news desk director." Denyse is still around but is busy with other things she's working on. So I'm stepping in. JonathanNews
October 13, 2012
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Jonathan, are you the new "News" ? Is Denyse still around? Nice article.JoeCoder
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