Actin is an essential regulator of cellular functions. In the eukaryotic cell nucleus, actin
regulates chromatin as a bona fide component of chromatin remodelling complexes, it …

In the eukaryotic cell nucleus, cytoskeletal proteins are emerging as essential players in
nuclear function. In particular, actin regulates chromatin as part of ATP-dependent chromatin …

The emerging role of cytoskeletal proteins in the cell nucleus has become a new frontier in
cell biology. Actin and actin-binding proteins regulate chromatin and gene expression, but …

In the cell nucleus, actin participates in numerous essential processes. Actin is involved in
chromatin as part of specific ATP-dependent chromatin remodeling complexes and …

Although best known from its functions in the cytoplasm, actin also localizes to the cell
nucleus, where it has been linked to many essential functions from regulation of gene …

Recent years have provided considerable insights into the dynamic nature of the cell
nucleus, which is constantly reorganizing its genome, controlling its size and shape, as well …

In eukaryotic cells gene regulation is dependent on global genome organization. This is
achieved, in response to favorable environmental conditions, through spatial redistribution …

While it is long known that actin is part of the nuclear proteome, its properties and functions
as regulated, functional and dynamically assembled actin filaments are only recently …

While actin was discovered in the nucleus over 50 years ago, research lagged for decades
due to strong skepticism. The revitalization of research into nuclear actin occurred after it …

Dynamic assembly and disassembly of actin proteins play a key role in the cytoskeleton, but
the cellular functions of actin are not only restricted to the cytoplasmic compartment. Recent …