The initial stage in microfilament formation, ______, occurs _______ in vitro while the subsequent stage of...
The initial stage in microfilament formation, ______, occurs _______ in vitro while the subsequent stage of microfilament ________ occurs much more ______. Entry field with incorrect answer
nucleation, slowly, elongation, rapidly
elongation, slowly, nucleation, rapidly
nucleation, rapidly, elongation, slowly
elongation, rapidly, nucleation, slowly
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Correct answer is A. ( Nucleation, slowly, elongation, rapidly)
Microfilament is also known as actin filament. There are three stages in its formation. First is nucleation, which occurs slowly in which formation of an actin stable nucleus occurs. Here Actin monomers are converted to stable multimers through nucleating proteins. Next step is elongation, monomers are rapidly added to each end. Last comes the steady state phase where filament assembly is enhanced.
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