Lecture

Actin: Polymerization and Cellular Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the structural and functional aspects of actin, a key protein in cells. Topics include actin polymerization, ATPase activity, regulation in cells, and its role in cellular structures like stress fibers and lamellipodia. The lecture also discusses the organization of actin filaments, the involvement of various proteins in polymerization, and the impact of external stimuli on actin dynamics.

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