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Toward a better characterization of IF networks The IF gene superfamily encodes >50 different proteins that assemble into distinct, nonpolar supramolecular structures in the cytoplasm and the nucleus (Herrmann and Aebi, 2016). The composition of the IF network varies not only among cell types but also during cell differentiation and pathological conditions such as cancer development. Shedding further light onto the diversity of IF filaments, Mikaela Wiking (Lundberg laboratory, SciLifeLab, Sweden) cataloged expression of IFs and associated proteins in >40 different human cell lines. The results, which are part of the Human Protein Atlas Project (www.proteinatlas.org), reveal several previously uncharacterized IF-associated proteins, with distinct cell– type specific expression and subcellular localization.

Connecting the plasma membrane to the nucleus by intermediate filaments