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Molecular Biology of the OXPHOS System,ems most of the movements at a subcellular level have been discussed already and, with a few exceptions, we will restrict ourselves from now on to locomotory activities. Although ‘locomotion’ may seem an overly pedantic term, it implies with less ambiguity than ‘movement’ the activity of moving from

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138526e use of the term dates from 1884 when Pfeffer described the movement of the spermatozoa of bracken (.) towards the oogonia, and the problem of chemotaxis has fascinated many biologists since then. Unfortunately the term chemotaxis has often been used rather carelessly, and in many cases the only ba

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Introduction, bridge between the disciplines of biochemistry and of wholeorganism biology or physiology. A lot of cellular activities can be considered under the general heading of movement, and a range of different cellular systems must operate to bring about movement; this means that we need a multidisciplinar

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Motors Based on Actomyosin,ypes that have been investigated although the activity of the motor has only been demonstrated in a few cases. The way in which the components of the motor are arranged does vary, according to the task for which it is used, but the basic principle of its operation is assumed to remain more-or-less c

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Motors Based on Microtubules, exception is a major motor system, the microtubules of eukaryotic cilia and flagella. To minimize confusion between bacterial flagella, which are totally different both in structure and mode of action, I will use cilia as the general term for the eukaryotic appendage. The ciliary motor system, as t