The coronin protein family
Members of the coronin protein family are widely expressed in eukaryotes, and are among the most abundant proteins in mammals. The proposed roles for coronin proteins range from regulators of cytoskeletal dynamics, immunity, to the control of cell population size. The purpose of these web-pages is to assemble the research published on the different coronin genes and proteins in diverse species.
Explore the literature on coronin proteins in your favourite organism:
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Last edited: April 12, 2026