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In microtubules, the peripheral doublets are interconnected by linkers called
In microtubules, the peripheral doublets are interconnected by linkers called
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Nexins are proteins that link the microtubule doublets in the axoneme and are crucial for the stability and function of cilia and flagella.
Updated On: May 14, 2025
- Nexins
- Tubulins
- Dyneins
- Actin
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In the structure of microtubules, the peripheral doublets of the axoneme are interconnected by proteins known as nexins.
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