Centrins are small calcium-binding proteins that have a variety of roles and are universally
associated with eukaryotic centrosomes. Rapid proliferation of the malaria-causing parasite …

As evolutionarily conserved organelles, lipid droplets (LDs) carry out numerous functions
and have various subcellular localizations in different cell types and species. In avian cone …

This review provides details on the role of centrin in human spermatozoa and in various
forms of male infertility. Centrin is a calcium (Ca2+)-binding phosphoprotein that is located in …

Asexual replication of Plasmodium falciparum occurs via schizogony, wherein 16–36
daughter cells are produced within the parasite during one semi-synchronized cytokinetic …

Mutations in the human INF2 gene cause autosomal dominant focal segmental
glomerulosclerosis (FSGS)—a condition characterized by podocyte loss, scarring, and …

Abstract Calcium (Ca 2+) signaling represents a universal information code in plants,
playing crucial roles spanning developmental processes to stress responses. Ca 2+ signals …

Diatoms synthesize species-specific exoskeletons inside cells under the control of the
cytoskeleton and microtubule center. Previous studies have been conducted with the …

Centrins are calcium (Ca2+)-binding proteins that are involved in many cellular functions
including centrosome regulation. A known cellular target of centrins is SFI1, a large …

Microbial eukaryotes are small and often resistant to standard labelling and imaging
techniques, and therefore remain understudied-despite their critical ecological importance …

Centrins are universally involved in eukaryotic cell division, but their precise mode of
function remains unclear. They are small calcium-binding proteins and a conserved …