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q-bio.SC2014

Effects of aging in catastrophe on the steady state and dynamics of a microtubule population

V. Jemseena, Manoj Gopalakrishnan

Several independent observations have suggested that catastrophe transition in microtubules is not a first-order process, as is usually assumed. Recent {\it in vitro} observations…

q-bio.SC2013★ 16 cited

Microtubule catastrophe from protofilament dynamics

Jemseena V., Manoj Gopalakrishnan

The disappearance of the guanosine triphosphate (GTP)-tubulin cap is widely believed to be the forerunner event for the growth-shrinkage transition (`catastrophe') in microtubule f…

q-bio.SC2013★ 7 cited

Memory, Bias and Correlations in Bidirectional Transport of Molecular Motor-driven Cargoes

Deepak Bhat, Manoj Gopalakrishnan

Molecular motors are specialized proteins which perform active, directed transport of cellular cargoes on cytoskeletal filaments. In many cases, cargo motion powered by motor prote…

q-bio.SC2012★ 16 cited

Effectiveness of a dynein team in tug-of-war helped by reduced load-sensitivity of detachment: evidence from study of bidirectional endosome transport in Dictyostelium discoideum

Deepak Bhat, Manoj Gopalakrishnan

Bidirectional cargo transport by molecular motors in cells is a complex phenomenon, in which the cargo (usually a vesicle) alternately moves in retrograde and anterograde direction…

q-bio.SC2009

A first-passage-time theory for search and capture of chromosomes by microtubules in mitosis

Manoj Gopalakrishnan, Bindu S. Govindan

The mitotic spindle is an important intermediate structure in eukaryotic cell division, in which each of a pair of duplicated chromosomes is attached through microtubules to centro…

q-bio.SC2007★ 5 cited

Self-consistent theory of reversible ligand binding to a spherical cell

Shivam Ghosh, Manoj Gopalakrishnan, Kimberly Forsten-Williams

In this article, we study the kinetics of reversible ligand binding to receptors on a spherical cell surface using a self-consistent stochastic theory. Binding, dissociation, diffu…

q-bio.SC2004★ 75 cited

Effects of receptor clustering on ligand dissociation: Theory and simulations

Manoj Gopalakrishnan, Kimberly Forsten-Williams, Matthew A. Nugent +1

Receptor-ligand binding is a critical first step in signal transduction and the duration of the interaction can impact signal generation. In mammalian cells, clustering of receptor…