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Individual clathrin molecules can assemble into cage-like structures. When individual clathrin molecules come together, a lattice is formed where each lattice point is associated with the center of a triskelion (from the Greek word meaning “a three legged structure”). <ref name="harrison" /> | Individual clathrin molecules can assemble into cage-like structures. When individual clathrin molecules come together, a lattice is formed where each lattice point is associated with the center of a triskelion (from the Greek word meaning “a three legged structure”). <ref name="harrison" /> | ||
[[Image:LatticeStructure.png |frame| a) Clathrin monomer with labeled heavy and light chains b) Clathrin monomers forming a basic lattice structure]] | [[Image:LatticeStructure.png |frame| a) Clathrin monomer with labeled heavy and light chains b) Clathrin monomers forming a basic lattice structure <ref name="pearse">Pearse, B. M. F. (1976). Clathrin: a unique protein associated with intracellular transfer of membrane by coated vesicles. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 73(4), 1255-1259.</ref>]] | ||
