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6. Describe (with figures) the motor movement of motor proteins: Myosin and Kinesin 7. Write down the table for the classification of enzymes and also mention the kind of reaction they catalyze. 8. The ability for an enzyme to pick out one particular substrate from the myriad of molecules floating around its environment is an example of _____.

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Description: 6 describe with figures the motor movement of motor proteins myosin and kinesin 7 write down the table for the classification of enzymes and also mention the kind of reaction they catalyze 8 43696

          6. Describe (with figures) the motor movement of motor proteins: Myosin and Kinesin
7. Write down the table for the classification of enzymes and also mention the kind of reaction they catalyze.
8. The ability for an enzyme to pick out one particular substrate from the myriad of molecules floating around its environment is an example of _____.

6 describe with figures the motor movement of motor proteins myosin and kinesin 7 write down the table for the classification of enzymes and also mention the kind of reaction they catalyze 8 43696

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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08/18/2023

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This requires diagrams showing how these motor proteins move along their respective tracks (actin filaments for myosin, microtubules for kinesin). Myosin uses ATP hydrolysis to undergo conformational changes, causing it to "walk" along actin filaments. Kinesin Show more…

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6. Describe (with figures) the motor movement of motor proteins: Myosin and Kinesin 7. Write down the table for the classification of enzymes and also mention the kind of reaction they catalyze. 8. The ability for an enzyme to pick out one particular substrate from the myriad of molecules floating around its environment is an example of _____.