Definition for F-actin
From Biology Forums Dictionary
The filamentous form of actin is a helical structure formed from actin monomers. It resembles a two-stranded string or cable. One end contains a “point” and the other end is “barbed.”
From Biology Forums Dictionary
The filamentous form of actin is a helical structure formed from actin monomers. It resembles a two-stranded string or cable. One end contains a “point” and the other end is “barbed.”
