BI110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Dynein, Cell Membrane, Proteoglycan
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Myosin can link 2 microfilaments together (cid:862)walk(cid:863) alo(cid:374)g a (cid:373)icrofila(cid:373)e(cid:374)t *i(cid:373)porta(cid:374)t muscles contraction* Bacteria has all of these components and an extra component called mind-par a and for. Different green shades are a result of chloroplast movement in the cell and the way that the chloroplast move is from microfilaments. The chloroplasts receiving a lot of light will be light green (photoavoidance they move away from the light) The chloroplasts not receiving a lot of light will be dark green (move closest to the light bc they want it) Named by their size (microfilament = thin microtubules = thick intermediate = in between) They form intertwined networks of proteins (e. g. keratin) Dynein (motor protein atp needed to make these movements) links the microtubules together, allows them to slide back and forth over top of eachother. Extracellular matrix (ecm) stuff outside of an animal cell that holds stuff together.