biochemistry 0.0 / 5 ? Human Biologyvisual fieldUniversityNone Created by: chay cliftonCreated on: 09-01-19 13:35 what the the three types of filaments? Actin filaments, Microtubules and intermediate filaments 1 of 19 what is the subunit of actin filaments? globular actin protein 2 of 19 in what direction do the g-actin cleft face? Cleft facing Minus end 3 of 19 What is the name of the first step of actin filaments formation? Nucleation 4 of 19 What is another name for nucleation lag phase 5 of 19 nucleation stage form what? Oligomer 6 of 19 what is critical concentration? G-actin is equal to f-actin 7 of 19 what are the name of the longitudinally repeating units of microtubules? Protofilaments 8 of 19 How many protofilaments form a microtubule 13 9 of 19 What are the subunit of protofilaments a-tubulin and B-tubulin 10 of 19 What is the site of nucleation for microtubules Microtubule organising centre 11 of 19 what are the two microtubule motor proteins kinesin and dynein 12 of 19 which cytoskeleton filaments is the strongest? intermediate filaments 13 of 19 what is the basic subunit of intermediate filaments tetramers 14 of 19 how many tetramers form a intermediate filament 8 15 of 19 what is the purpose of intermediate filaments Provides mechanical strength 16 of 19 which filament is the thinest actin filaments 17 of 19 what are the two types of anchoring junctions cadherins and intergrins 18 of 19 which tissue does not have any cell-to-cell junctions muscle 19 of 19
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