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Rho GTPases (p. 239 & poster)

Cell Science at a Glance

Rho family GTPases have a range of signalling functions. In particular, they play critical roles in regulation of the actin cytoskeleton. The best-known members of the family are Rho, Rac and Cdc42; however, at least 23 Rho-related proteins are present in humans. Mathew Wherlock and Harry Mellor survey the known members of the Rho family, providing Rho phylogenetic trees for six species and detailing the members of the various Rho subfamilies.

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The Rho GTPase family: a Racs to Wrchs story

Matthew Wherlock and Harry Mellor
JCS 2002 115: 239-240. [Full Text]  

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