Biology 2382B Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Cell Membrane, Chemotherapy, Exocytosis

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Photo is proteins that make up cytoskeleton. Cytoskeleton: intricate network of protein filaments that extend throughout the cytoplasm of most cells. 3 types of cytoskeletal proteins: microfilaments (7-9 nm) Intermediate filaments (10 nm: microtubules (25 nm) Largely made according to their size: smallest in terms of their diameter: actin. Intermediate ones: intermediate filaments: largest: microtubules made of tubule. Cell migration (networks, vs ropes vs rods): cell moving involving the cytoskeleton. Things moving in a cell: anterograde and retrograde transport. Some cytoskeletal components can form a network (like a mesh: network of protein. Some components can act like a rod or a stick and are hard so you can poke things with them: move things by poking. Some components are like ropes can pull with ropes. Organelle/protein trafficking: anterograde and retrograde transport. Biological molecules are 3-dimensional and take up space! Molecules exist in 3d space and take up space.

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