Henry D. Hoyle

Two Drosophila beta tubulin isoforms are not functionally equivalent.

Henry D. Hoyle, Elizabeth C. Raff · The Journal of Cell Biology · 1990 · 221 citations · Full text

Beta Tubulin Function, Developmental Biology, Beta 3-Tubulin +13

Microtubule Architecture Specified by a β-Tubulin Isoform

Elizabeth C. Raff, James D. Fackenthal, Jeffrey A. Hutchens et al. · Science · 1997 · 161 citations

Spermatogenesis, Genetics, Cytoskeleton +21

Three <i>Drosophila</i> Beta-Tubulin Sequences: A Developmentally Regulated Isoform (β 3), the Testis-Specific Isoform (β 2), and an Assembly-Defective Mutation of the Testis-Specific Isoform (<i>B2T</i>⁸) Reveal Both an Ancient Divergence in Metazoan Isotypes and Structural Constraints for Beta-Tubulin Function

Jane Rudolph, Mary Kimble, Henry D. Hoyle et al. · Molecular and Cellular Biology · 1987 · 93 citations · Full text

Ancient Divergence, Genetics, Genomic Mechanism +16

Structurally similar Drosophila alpha-tubulins are functionally distinct in vivo.

Jeffrey A. Hutchens, Henry D. Hoyle, F. Rudolf Turner et al. · Molecular Biology of the Cell · 1997 · 76 citations · Full text

Spermatogenesis, Genetics, Similar Alpha-tubulin Isoforms +23

Three Drosophila beta-tubulin sequences: a developmentally regulated isoform (beta 3), the testis-specific isoform (beta 2), and an assembly-defective mutation of the testis-specific isoform (B2t8) reveal both an ancient divergence in metazoan isotypes and structural constraints for beta-tubulin function.

J E Rudolph, Mary Kimble, Henry D. Hoyle et al. · Molecular and Cellular Biology · 1987 · 68 citations

Ancient Divergence, Genetics, Genomic Mechanism +16