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Actin and myosin and cell movemen

Pollard et al., 1974

Document ID
3002375223410100084
Author
Pollard T
Weihing R
Adelman M
Publication year
Publication venue
CRC critical reviews in biochemistry

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Movement of living cells is one of the fundamental properties of life. Various biological movements have now been related to four general mechanisms. Bacteria are propelled by the mysterious beating of their simple flagella, which are composed of a single type of …
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