Nuclear actin and myosin I are required for RNA polymerase I transcription
Vlada Philimonenko(Czech Academy of Sciences), Ingrid Grummt(German Cancer Research Center), Sebastian Iben(Universität Ulm), Hanswalter Zentgraf(German Cancer Research Center), Katarína Gaplovská-Kyselá(Czech Academy of Sciences), Wilma A. Hofmann(University of Illinois Chicago), Primal de Lanerolle(University of Illinois Chicago), Pavel Hozák(Czech Academy of Sciences), Hana Dingová(Czech Academy of Sciences), Jian Zhao(Aarhus University), Michal Kahle(Czech Academy of Sciences)
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