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Deuterium exchange experiments of DARPins with two and three internal repeats between N- and C-terminal capping repeats (NI2C, NI3C) and NI3C_Mut5, where the C-cap had been reengineered, indicate that the stability of the full-consensus ankyrin repeat proteins is strongly dependent on the coupling between repeats, as the stabilized cap decreases the exchange rate throughout the whole protein.

This driver line was crossed to transgenic flies containing a UAS construct expressing a stabilized Cap-H2-GFP protein, in which the last 23 amino acids of the Cap-H2 protein have been truncated UAS-Cap-H2ΔC23-eGFP.3 UAS-Cap-H2ΔC23-eGFP.3 UAS-Cap-H2ΔC23-eGFP.3 UAS-Cap-H2ΔC23-eGFP.3

The presence or absence of a stabilizing "cap" of GTP-tubulin at the plus ends of microtubules influences the dynamicity of individual polymers [4].

Thus, the GTP cap might be considerably larger than the stabilizing cap (Fig. 4D).

This is in agreement with the experimental evidence that the stabilizing cap is small.

Evidence that the stabilizing cap is small comes from dilution experiments 9, 10.

It is important to realize that our model distinguishes the stabilizing cap from the GTP cap, the latter being the length of uninterrupted GTP-tubulin at the end.

In combination, our data reveal an unanticipated relationship between the EB binding region and a stabilizing cap structure at microtubule ends crucial for microtubule polymer dynamics.

The crystal structure showed that in its active conformation the caspase-like domain of R-gingipain is subdivided into a catalytic domain and a stabilizing cap domain.

Experiments using laser cutting and micro-needle severing of individual microtubules 8, 52 found that newly exposed plus ends rapidly depolymerize, demonstrating that a growing microtubule has a stabilizing cap on its plus end.

Microtubules were consequently observed to undergo catastrophe within several seconds upon dilution, much shorter than the time to catastrophe during growth and arguing for a small stabilizing cap whose size does not scale with the growth rate.