| Another example of a family of intermediate filaments is the lamin family, which comprises the nuclear lamina, a fibrous shell that underlies and supports the nuclear membrane. |
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| Disappearance and reappearance of the nuclear envelope during cell cycle is controlled by intermediate filament phosphoprotein called lamin. |
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| This might be clue to an increased amount of lamin Bi that is associated with Oct-1, resulting in less Oct-1 binding to p15 in the nucleoplasm. |
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| The lamin proteins bind chromatin via the rod domain and bind the inner nuclear membrane via their carboxy-terminal globular tail domain. |
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| And, finally, we ducked into Lamin Cham's family compound, next to the hotel, for a chat about his noni fruit. |
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| Lamin proteins are decreased in senescing cells, and frequently decreased in malignancies. |
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| Several Junior army officers led by Seargen Mohamed Lamin Bangura were identified as being behind the coup plot. |
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| As they turned to follow the policeman to their room as ordered, they witnessed their contact, Mohamed Lamin Haddi, being manacled and harshly removed from the hotel lobby. |
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| The Committee also studies violations of freedom of movement, as in the case where certain Djibouti Deputies had their passports confiscated, or the case of Mr Lamin waa Juwara in Gambia. |
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