Stretching the lever-arm theory

Michael A. Geeves ()
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Michael A. Geeves: University of Kent

Nature, 2002, vol. 415, issue 6868, 129-131

Abstract: Motor proteins are essential to life: without them, all cellular transport would grind to a halt. New results on the size of steps taken by one family of motors, the myosins, will fuel the debate about how they move.

Date: 2002
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