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| Elements of the cytoskeleton include: microtubules, thin filaments, ? and ? |
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| thick filaments and intermediate filaments |
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| Elements of the cytoskeleton include: microtubules, thin filaments, ? and ? |
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| thick filaments and intermediate filaments |
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| What end of tubulin grows? |
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| What is poisonous and depresses microtubule assembly? |
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| What is a molecule that is abnormal in Alzheimer's disease and also binds to microtubules? |
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| Dynein moves to what end? |
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| What direction does Kinesin move to? |
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| What contains 9 doublets and 2 microtubules? |
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| Due to abnormal ciliary dynein what syndrom develops? |
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| What syndrome results in situs inversus (organs on wrong side of the body) |
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| Receptors for neurotransmitters and many other molecules localize to? |
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| Disruption of the sensory functions of cilia is found in a genetic disorder called? |
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| 9 triplets of MTs results in ? |
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| Microtubules attach to ? ? |
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| These filaments, like microtubules, can readily disassembled or assembled (so they are labile) |
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| What intermediate filaments are non-labile, strong structural fibers in epithelial cells? |
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| What intermediate filaments are non-labile strong structural fibers in muscle cells |
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| What intermediate filaments are non-labile strong structures are in connective tissue cells |
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| What non-labile strong structural fibers that are intermediate filaments that are glial fibrillary acidic protein of astrocytes? |
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| What non-labile strong structural fibers that are intermediate filaments in nerve cells? |
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| What non-labile strong structural fibers that are intermediate filaments in all cell types - governs shape of nucleus and interconnects nuclear pores |
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| What is a structure by which two adjacent cells are attached, formed from protein plaques in the cell membranes linked by filaments. |
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| The type of fiber associated with desmosomes of epithelial cells is.. |
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| In which organelle would the proteins of the glycocalyx incorporate sialic acid? |
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