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. 2014 Oct 1;25(19):3006–3016. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E14-05-0965

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FIGURE 7: — Clustering of For3p and increase in cross-linking strength promote actin cable formation in simulations. (A) Steady-state configurations under different cluster densities and cross-linking interaction range r_crslnk with 72 formin nucleation sites per cell tip partitioned in the indicated number of clusters. High For3p clustering (cluster number, 4) and large r_crslnk show fewer and thicker actin cables. (B) Number of actin filaments in largest linked cable increases with increasing r_crslnk and cluster density. (C) Bundled actin filament percentage increases with increasing r_crslnk and cluster density. (D) Cable number as a function of r_crslnk and cluster density. (E) Bundled percentage landscape as function of cluster density and r_crslnk corresponding to C. In B–D, error bars are SEM from five runs.