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Alexander Stadler

Max Perutz Labs

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BiochemistryOpen BiologyPeer-reviewedSep 1, 2024

The C-terminus of CFAP410 forms a tetrameric helical bundle that is essential for its localization to the basal body

Alexander Stadler, Laryssa Vanessa de Liz, Heloisa B. Gabriel…·Gang Dong

This study determines the structure of CFAP410's C-terminal domain and shows that its tetrameric helical bundle is essential for basal body localization, explaining how the L224P mutation causes ciliopathies.

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