Arp2/3 complex mediated actin nucleation

Updated March 2013: Arp2/3 is a protein complex of seven subunits that is involved in the nucleation and assembly of branched actin filaments. The Arp2/3 complex is highly conserved and is found in most eukaryotes. Branched nucleation by the Arp2/3 complex requires a preformed actin filament and is regulated by proteins such as WASp and Cdc42 which are depicted in this animation using stylized schematic models.

[@RohitPant04]

I think the absence of a narration helped make me pay better attention the visually demonstrated molecular process. Good job!

[@cassandranyati4067]

This really helped me understand the research article I'm reading. Thank you.

[@yvonnemoreno8805]

Very helpful visualization. Thanks!

[@donaldslish5666]

This is beautiful.

[@efeucar48]

Thank you so much, this is the best so far.

[@vithalbhaipatel1013]

Well show. Good information.

[@nesnoesa]

Great video! Thank you :)

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Fantastic Video!

[@RidleyE]

Excellent video.

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[@gounisara4289]

Is it not WCA ?
Because W comes from WASP homology-2 domain
C Central region
A acidic region.

[@Orion_23_]

I suppose WCA and VCA are used interchangeably

[@mallekrachid5485]

si trop compliqué