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Cell Movement

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Microtubules

Abstract

Intimate relations exist between cellular locomotion, intracellular displacements of various organelles, and MT. The role of MT in the movements of cilia is evident, and their association with the displacements of chromosomes at mitosis has been at the origin of some of the most important contributions on MT. However, when this complex subject is approached more closely, the relations of MT and motion appear more complex and often indirect. The study of the mechanics of ciliary bending provides one of the best examples of the role of other proteins, establishing connections between MT, in the dynamic changes of these structures.

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Dustin, P. (1978). Cell Movement. In: Microtubules. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-96436-7_9

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