Movement of microtubules by single kinesin molecules
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Summary
Using a new technique for measuring the movement produced in vitro by individual kinesin molecules, it is shown that a single kinesIn molecule can move a microtubule for several micrometres.
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- 1989-11-09
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Computer science
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