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tubulin
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tubulin [′tü·byə·lən]
(biochemistry)
A globular protein containing two subunits; 10-14 molecules are arranged to form a microtubule.


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Gant Luxton and Kevin Tyler (Northwestern University [NWU], Chicago, IL) demonstrated a rapid association of host tubulins with the plasma membrane at the site of Trypanosoma cruzi contact.
If they have truly identified the origin of eukaryotic tubulins, then it would be extremely important," says Jeffery Errington of Oxford University in England, who studies a bacterial protein with actinlike properties (SN: 3/31/01, p.
 
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