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101. Kinetic and structural adaptation in P-loop type NTPases: The role of nucleotide and exchange factor interactions in GTPase and myosin function
102. The mechanism of active GTPase movement and actomyosin ring organization during wound healing
103. RGK GTPase inhibition of voltage dependent calcium channels: Mechanisms and applications
104. Crosstalk of E-cadherin and small GTPase Rap1 coordinates the clonality of human embryonic stem cells
105. The coordination of signaling by 3' phosphoinositide concentration thresholds during phagocytosis
106. Investigation of Rab GTPase Interaction with Focal Adhesion Proteins in Breast Cancer Cells
107. Elucidation of the functional roles of Rho GTPase regulators in EphA4-dependent synapse development
108. Characterization of the Parkinson's disease associated protein, leucine-rich repeat kinase 2 (LLRK2), as a Ras-related GTPase
109. Characterization of the biochemical, signaling and functional properties of Rac1b, a splice variant of Rac1 GTPase
110. Cytoskeletal and motility effects of a photoactivatable GTPase signaling inhibitor in cultured mammalian cells
111. Rab-GTPase-mediated sorting and compartmentalization of AMPA receptors during hippocampal synaptic plasticity
112. Regulation of the Rho GTPase Cdc42 during cell polarization in budding yeast
113. Rac GTPase-mediated NADPH oxidase redox signaling in hyperhomocysteinemic glomerular injury
114. Epidermal growth factor stimulates intestinal epithelial cell migration through activation of the small GTPase Rac
115. Centrosomally localized EVI5 is a novel GTPase activator of the small GTPase Rab11 and may play crucial roles in cytokinesis and neuroblastoma development
116. Nanofiber mediated osteoinduction through RhoA GTPase signaling
117. Structural Characterization of Eukaryotic GTPase Associated Centre
118. Regulation and roles of Ral GTPase signaling components in oncogenesis
119. Coupling the small GTPase Rab3 to the Synaptic Vesicle Cycle
120. The TWEAK-Fn14 ligand receptor axis promotes glioblastoma cell invasion and survival via activation of multiple GEF-Rho GTPase signaling systems
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