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The enigmatic cytoophidium: Compartmentation of CTP synthase via filament formation
Bioessays 33 (3):159-164 (2011)
Abstract
Graphical AbstractIt was recently discovered that the enzyme CTP synthase forms filamentous sub-cellular structures (called cytophidia) that seem to be highly conserved from prokaryotes to eukaryotes and whose functions still need to be elucidated.My notes
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