… Smith & Geeves (92) speculated that the ADP pocket might be … From a detailed kinetic
analysis Cremo & Geeves (84) argued … rather than movement (L Coluccio & M Geeves, in press) …

Publisher Summary This chapter describes the analysis of the polymorphism of the myosin
crossbridge and relates it to the Lymn–Taylor crossbridge cycle. Myosin from muscle (myosin …

… 420 KC Holmes and MA Geeves The structural basis of … basis of muscle contraction KC
Holmes and MA Geeves 421 … 422 KC Holmes and MA Geeves The structural basis of muscle …

… However, as noted by McKillop and Geeves (13), although this … In essence the model is
similar to the earlier Geeves and Halsall … A., and MA Geeves. 1991. Regulation of the actin and …

Successful host cell invasion is a prerequisite for survival of the obligate intracellular apicomplexan
parasites and establishment of infection. Toxoplasma gondii penetrates host cells by …

… The terms “blocked, closed and open” proposed by Geeves and colleagues McKillop and
Geeves 1993, Lehrer and Geeves 1998 to describe functional states of the thin filament noted …

… At 0.5C, however, when we repeated the experiment of Millar & Geeves (1983), the labelled
actin did show a significant difference from the native actin. The results are shown in Figs. 6 …

Tropomyosin, a ubiquitous protein in animals and fungi, is associated with the actin
cytoskeleton and is involved with stabilising actin filaments and regulating the interaction of the …

… Berger, CE, Fagnant, PM, Heizmann, S., Trybus, KM & Geeves, MA 2001 ADP binding induces
… & Geeves, MA 2001 Differing ADP release rates from myosin heavy chain isoforms define …

… Geeves and Halsall ( 4), taking into account that binding of S1 to actin involves at least two
steps after the formation of the collision complex. McKillop and Geeves ( … and Geeves ( 9). The …