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Chapter 16- The Cytoskeleton TEST BANK MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL, 7TH EDITION BRUCE ALBERTS

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OSSF CYTOSKELETAL PROTEINS EXAM ...

Cytoskeleton Ch. 10 Latest Update | Graded A+ **Question 1: What are microfilaments composed of and how are they arranged?** - **(a)** Keratin proteins; a single-strand - **(b)** Actin subunits; a thin double-helix - **(c)** Tubulin dimers; a hollow tube - **(d)** Collagen fibers; a triple-helix (b) Actin subunits; a thin double-helix **Question 2: What is one of the primary functions of microfilaments in a cell?** - **(a)** Transmit genetic information - **(b)** Maintain c...

what are the two functions of microtubules in epithelial and nerve cells? - 1. Cell and Organelle support 2. organelle transport what is the function of microtubules in a dividing cell? - form the mitotic spindle required for chromosome segregation. what is the function of actin filaments in a epithelial cell? - supports the microvilli what is the function of actin filaments in a nerve and dividing cell? - They are an integral part of the motile machinery involved in both nerve cell elong...

Cytoskeleton - ANSWER-•A network of proteins that extend throughout the cytoplasm as well as the nucleus What are the functions of the cytoskeleton? - ANSWER-•Cell shape •Movement •Cell Adhesion •Intracellular traffic •Cell division •Other specialized functions What are the 3 types of protein filaments found in the cytoskeleton? - ANSWER-•Intermediate filaments •Microtubules •Actin filaments Intermediate filaments - ANSWER-•Most stable and durable of all cyt...

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Biology3020 Chapter 14: The Cytoskeleton and Cell Movement Questions with Answers

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The lecture notes are all about cytoskeleton and cell to cell interaction. Some cell-cell interactions are transient, such as the interactions between cells of the immune system and the interactions that direct white blood cells to sites of tissue inflammation. In other cases, stable cell-cell junctions play a key role in the organization of cells in tissues. cytoskeleton is a complex, dynamic network of interlinking protein filaments present in the cytoplasm of all cells, including those of ...