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Choose the item in column 2 that best matches each item in column 1. axonemal mi

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Question

Choose the item in column 2 that best matches each item in column 1. axonemal microtubules . nucleation A hemidesmosome B. stabilizes and organizes microtubules treadmilling C. nucleates microtubule branches . desmin D. keeps muscle myofibrils in register EB1 Arp2/3 complex E. anchors spectrin filaments to red blood cell membrane F. assembly and disassembly on opposite ends of the same filam . myosin subfragment 1 (S1) G. desmosome tropomodulin gelsolin microvilli filamio H. cures bacterial cells I. breaks and caps actin filaments J. forms scaffold underlying nuclear envelope K prevents loss of subunits from filament minus end L inhibits microtubule assembly M. binds to microtubule plus ends N. decorates actin microfilaments O, formation of tubulin oligomers P, is in cilla and flagella Q. binds to profilin and Capz . . phosphoinositides MAPs plectin lamin R. increase cell surface area 5, nucleates actin filament branches T crosslinks microtubules to intermediate filaments U, connects crisscrossing actin fiaments into 3D networks

Explanation / Answer

axoneme microtubule: ans (P) - is in cilia and flagella.

nucleation: ans (C) nucleates the microtubule brances.

gelsolin: ans (F)- assembly and disassembly on opposite ends of same filaments.

desmin: ans (G) desmosome

ARP 2/3 complex structure : ans (S) nucleates actin filament brances

myosin subfragment 1 (S1): ans (N) decorates actin microfilaments.

EB1: ans (M) binds to the microtubule plus ends

tropomodulin: ans (K) prevents loss of subunit from filament minus end

treadmilling: ans (B) stabiliozes and organizes microtubules

microvilli: ans (R) increasecell surface area

filamin: ans (U) connects crisscrossing actin filaments in to 3D networks

plectin: ans (T) crosslinks microtubule to intermediate filaments.

lamin: ans (J) forms scaffold underlying the nuclear envelope.