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1. Cell chirality reversal through tilted balance between polymerization of radial fibers and clockwise-swirling of transverse arcs

   This article has 12 authors:

   1. Hoi Kwan Kwong
   2. Miu Ling Lam
   3. Siying Wu
   4. Cho Fan Chung
   5. Jianpeng Wu
   6. Lok Ting Chu
   7. King Hoo Lim
   8. Hiu Lam Chow
   9. Hogi Hartanto
   10. Wengang Liu
   11. Kwan Ting Chow
   12. Ting-Hsuan Chen

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     The intrinsic chirality of actin filaments (F-actin) is implicated in the chiral arrangement and movement of cellular structures, but it was unknown how opposite chiralities can arise when the chirality of F-actin is invariant. Kwong et al. present evidence that two actin filament-based cytoskeletal structures, transverse actin arcs and radial stress fibers, drive clockwise and anti-clockwise rotation, respectively. This fundamental work, which has broad implications for cell biology, is supported by compelling data.

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