a. Although not considered as dynamic as actin filaments or microtubules, intermediate filament assemble and disassembly is routinely regulated by cells. What mechanism is used to control assembly of intermediate filaments?
b. Intermediate filaments are difficult to disassemble during purification but cells normally disassemble all types of intermediate filaments at the beginning of M phase? How is this done?
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a. Although not considered as dynamic as actin filaments or microtubules, intermediate filament assemble and disassembly...
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