Anti-Spectrin beta 5 antibody
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Biological function summary
Spectrin beta 5 helps organize the cytoskeletal matrix by linking actin filaments creating a network that supports cellular architecture. It does not act alone but rather as part of the spectrin-actin complex. This complex is essential for sustaining the elasticity and durability of the membrane contributing to processes like cell shape maintenance and signal transduction. Its association with microtubules further extends its role in intracellular transport and mechanical stability.
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This protein integrates with cellular pathways that manage the structural dynamics of cells. Spectrin beta 5 participates in pathways related to cytoskeleton reorganization and membrane stabilization. Within these pathways it interacts with proteins like ankyrin and actin facilitating their roles in cellular resilience and integrity. It significantly impacts the spectrin/ankyrin pathway which is critical for anchoring membrane proteins to the cytoskeleton.
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Journal of cellular and molecular medicine 28:e18541 PubMed39046429
2024
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Cytoskeleton (Hoboken, N.J.) 72:157-70 PubMed25903931
2015
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