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PAK4 mediates morphological changes through the regulation of GEF-H1

Callow et al., 2005

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Callow M
Zozulya S
Gishizky M
Jallal B
Smeal T
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Journal of cell science

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Precise spatial and temporal regulation of Rho GTPases is required in controlling F-actin- based changes in cell morphology. The molecular mechanisms through which microtubules (MTs) modulate the activity of RhoGTPases and regulate the actin cytoskeleton are unclear …
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