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Caenorhabditis elegans and recombinant tetraThymosinbeta proteins
Comparison
tth-1 gene knockout and in vitro mutagenesis of… vs Wild-type C. elegans and wild-type…
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Preclinical
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TetraThymosinbeta essentiality in C. elegans leaves open its conservation in mammalian fertility; extends actin-binding protein research but remains hypothesis-generating.
TetraThymosinbeta is an essential protein in C. elegans that regulates actin dynamics via multiple functionally distinct actin-binding repeats, and its absence leads to reproductive failure.
Troys et al. (2004) studied this question.
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