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Feedback: Would of been nice to include some of the types of intermediate filament proteins e.g. desmin and keratin found in muscle and epithelia, respectively. Also, I think the definition of cytoplasmic streaming is a little off. Other than that man, a very clear and well thought out explanation. Keep up the great work! :-)
Microtubule design is likely intended for much more than strength. Hollow shapes are more efficient in providing bending strength and torsion resistance. Bending strength is really what provides greater compression & carrying capacity as a column in direct compression. Long columns don’t fail in compression. They fail in bending. And, when considering eukaryotic flagella, it makes more sense to view the microtubule as a superior design for bending as opposed to compression strength. Peace. (Edit: I’m a structural engineer.)
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Does the 23nm width of the microtubules refer to the width of the tubes or the fiber that coils to make up the tube? If the later, how wide are the tubes? Does the width vary?
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Feedback: Would of been nice to include some of the types of intermediate filament proteins e.g. desmin and keratin found in muscle and epithelia, respectively. Also, I think the definition of cytoplasmic streaming is a little off. Other than that man, a very clear and well thought out explanation. Keep up the great work! :-)
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Microtubule design is likely intended for much more than strength. Hollow shapes are more efficient in providing bending strength and torsion resistance. Bending strength is really what provides greater compression & carrying capacity as a column in direct compression. Long columns don’t fail in compression. They fail in bending.
And, when considering eukaryotic flagella, it makes more sense to view the microtubule as a superior design for bending as opposed to compression strength.
Peace.
(Edit: I’m a structural engineer.)
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Does Microfilament do any form of intracellular transport of stuff/movement like the microtubules?
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Don't eukaryotic cells have 2 types of MTOC: centrosome and basal body?
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Correction: actin is a globular protein, not linear
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Does the 23nm width of the microtubules refer to the width of the tubes or the fiber that coils to make up the tube? If the later, how wide are the tubes? Does the width vary?