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. 2001 Nov 12;155(4):625–636. doi: 10.1083/jcb.200103128

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Figure 1. — Schematic representation comparing the sequences of the expressed myosin V constructs to wild-type myosin V. We constructed two COOH terminally truncated myosin V constructs, M5_HMM and M5_HMM(tag), where amino acids 1099–1853 were removed. Note that removal of the residues, which include the tail region of the molecule, results in a M5_HMM protein that resembles the proteolytic HMM fragment of vertebrate smooth and skeletal muscle. M5_HMM and M5_HMM(tag) are identical except that M5_HMM(tag) contains the S2.2 epitope for specific attachment to the motility surface (described in Materials and methods).