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DLK-1 signaling utilizes isotype-specific interaction of tubulins to protect neurons
Microtubules are dynamic cytoskeletons composed of tubulins and play important roles in neuronal development, maintenance, signaling, and functions. Dysfunction of tubulins leads to the perturbation of microtubules which has been linked with many neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's disea
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