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A procedure for estimating the rate of turnover of F-actin-bound ADP in vivo is described. A turnover rate of 0.88 h−1 was determined for mouse muscle F-actin. The validity of the method when used to estimate the turnover rate of F-actin per se is discussed in relation to the possible exchange of F-actin-bound ADP.
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Acknowledgments. The invaluable technical assistance of Mr L. Carrington is gratefully acknowledged.
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Ward, L.C. The turnover of F-actin-bound ADP in vivo. Experientia 35, 1145–1146 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01963250
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