Pause of the target gliding microtuble on the virtual cathode.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2019.04.200
Abstract: We report the transient response of gliding microtubules on a virtual cathode. In vivo activities, microtubule-kinesin systems are known to act as motor proteins with respect to cell motility cytokinesis and cellular transport by hydrolyzing ATP… read more here.
Keywords: cathode; virtual cathode; gliding microtuble; microtuble virtual ... See more keywords