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Magnetically oriented microtubule biopolymers

Scattering from Magnetically Oriented Microtubule Biopolymers... [Pg.341]

Fig. 24. Diffraction pattern of a magnetically aligned sample of microtubule biopolymers. The orientation was achieved by assembling the poljrmers, from the tubulin protein solution, in a 9 T on-line magnet. The diamagnetic moment of the tubulin protein is sufficiently high to induce orientation once several tubulin dimers have assembled. Unpublished data, courtesy of F. Diaz, G.R. Diakun, and W. Bras.

$Fig. 24. Diffraction pattern of a magnetically aligned sample of microtubule biopolymers. The orientation was achieved by assembling the poljrmers, from the tubulin protein solution, in a 9 T on-line magnet. The diamagnetic moment of the tubulin protein is sufficiently high to induce orientation once several tubulin dimers have assembled. Unpublished data, courtesy of F. Diaz, G.R. Diakun, and W. Bras.$

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