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Mechanoreceptors (ear)


Absorptive fx (epididymis, prox part of ductus deferens)

Function of stereo cilia

Microtubules arranged in 9+2 pattern

Motile cilia organized core arrangement

Axoneme

Cilium contains an internal core of microtubules called

Microtubule B- (10 tubulin protofilaments)


(Microtubule A- composed of 13 tubulin protofilaments, side-side configuration)

The microtubule composing each doublet are constructed that one wall of the 2 microtubules is incomplete

Tightly bound together


➰Post translationally modified ➰➰through acetylation and ➰➰polygluatmylation

How are tubulin molecules incorporated into ciliary microtubules?

Ciliary Dynein

Microtubule associated motor protein that exhibit a pair of "arms"

Nexin

Permanently links the A microtubule with the B microtubule

Basal body- fx's as an MTOC consisting of 9 short microtubules triplets

A modified centriole

Extends from the bottom to the transitional zone at the top of the basal body near the transition between the basal body and the axoneme

The 3rd microtubule in the triplet is from? And is?

Transition zone and extend to the too of the axoneme

Two central microtubules originate at?

➰ alar sheet -transitional fiber. Tethers the basal body to the apical PM


➰ basal foot - found in midregion of basal body. Involved in adjusting basal bodies by rotating them to desired position


➰ striated rootlet- longitudinally aligned protofilaments containing rootletin. Firmly anchors the basal body

Basal body assoc structures?

From the sliding of microtubule doublets generated by ATPase activity of dynein arms

Ciliary movt originates from?

In the arms of A microtubule wc cross links with B microtubule

Where is ciliary dynein located?