Microfilaments

... when atoms dont share e- equally - what would happen if you hydrogenate veggie oil? - carbon tends to form what kind(s) of bonds? - what do microfilaments do? - why can water form hydrogen bonds? - what is the relationship between dehydration rxns and hydrolysis? - where would you find the ...

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... 5. Intercellular joining (Your junction proteins) 6. Attachment to the Extracellular matrix and cytoskeleton. (All your stabilizing proteins, microfilaments, intermediate, and microtubules.) *scratches head* Transport, signal, and stabilizers?

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... if you could help me :wink: About the cell. Answer as many as you can, please. -Membrane enclosed region in a cell -A network of microtubules, microfilaments and intermediate filaments -A small membranous bag -A cluster of protein-synthesizing organelles -A water-soluble small basic protein ...

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... Reticulum - Membrane Bound Golgi Body Central Vacuole Lysosomes - Membrane Bound Peroxisomes Chloroplasts - Double Mitochondria - Double Microfilaments Ribosomes - Some membrane bound, some not Plasma Membrane Cell Wall Centrioles Microtubules Cilia Flagellum Yeah... I know a lot of htem ...

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I've never run into such a functional distinction between vesicles and vacuoles. Anyway, I'm guessing that microfilaments contribute to their movement in the cells, since they exist in cells that don't have active microtubules, and that fusion with other membranes involves recognition ...

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