New measurements prove myosin VI can act as molecular transporter

In living organisms, hundreds of different kinds of molecular motors perform a variety of essential, but little understood tasks that result in such actions as muscle contraction, cell division and the movement of materials within cells. Some motors act as transporters, some serve as anchors, and some may do both.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news10537.html">New measurements prove myosin VI can act as molecular transporter</a></p> <p>In living organisms, hundreds of different kinds of molecular motors perform a variety of essential, but little understood tasks that result in such actions as muscle contraction, cell division and the movement of materials within cells. Some motors act as transporters, some serve as anchors, and some may do both. <br></p>