Cytoskeleton, ECM, and Motors
Across
- 1. highly anionic molecules in the ECM
- 4. the thick filament has myosin heads that face in opposite directions, hence being termed this
- 9. a disease often characterized by people having long skinny fingers and often very tall and thin in stature (Osama bin Laden was thought to have this disease)
- 10. this molecule with a sulfate group can be taken to help keep joints supple
- 11. this molecule of the ECM has high tensile strength and is often injected into people's lips
- 12. for all three cytoskeletal filament, you need more than one of these to generate the complete filament
- 16. a tyrosine kinase that acts at a checkpoint for B cells
- 19. this special amino acid has an imino group instead of an amino group at its N-terminus
- 21. the structure found within a skeletal muscle fibril and which contains actin and the thick filament
- 22. a deficiency of Vitamin C results in this disease
- 23. the state that a kinesin motor is in when it is ATP-bound
Down
- 2. tubulin binds to this nucleotide
- 3. the place in the cell where lysosomes reside when a molecule such as RILP is overexpressed
- 5. the actin that is found on the edge of cells
- 6. negative end motor for microtubules
- 7. this molecule covers the elastic extracellular matrix molecule elastin helping to keep it from stretching too far
- 8. actin and microtubules can elongate and shrink very quickly and are said to be this
- 13. a sequence of amino acids found in integrins important for binding fibronectin
- 14. a disease associated with neurofilaments
- 15. subunit of the microtubules, both alpha and beta
- 17. the repeating sequence found in collagen fibers
- 18. this molecule wraps around actin and prevents myosin thick filament heads from binding in the absence of calcium
- 20. the name of the British sailors after the discovery of what was lacking in people that had scurvy