Which of the following is NOT an example of microtubule-based motility? A. ciliary movement B.contractile ring of cleavage furrow C. pigment granule transport in fish scales D.axonal transport in...

Extracted text: Which of the following is NOT an example of microtubule-based motility? A. ciliary movement B.contractile ring of cleavage furrow C. pigment granule transport in fish scales D.axonal transport in neurons QUESTION 33 You are studying the role of microtubules and microfilaments in cell motility. You treat fibroblasts with cytochalasin, which inhibits microfilaments, or colchicine, which inhibits microtubules, and observe the following: In controls, the cells migrate in a directed way, elongating as they go. With cytochalasin treatment, the cells completely stop migrating while with colchicine treatment, the cells attempt to migrate in several directions at once. The best conclusion for this is: A Cytochalasin prevents cell migration and colchicine prevents directed cell migration. B. Microfilaments are necessary for cell migration and microtubules are necessary for directionality of migration. C. Microfilaments are necessary for cell migration and microtubules are sufficient for directionality of migration. D. Microfilaments are sufficient for cell migration and microtubules are sufficient for directionality of migration. QUESTION 34 The structural components of axonemes, which cause ciliary movement, include: A dynein, nine triplet microtubules, linker proteins B. kinesin, nine triplet microtubules, linker proteins C. kinesin, nine doublet microtubules, linker proteins dynein, nine doublet microtubules, linker proteins QUESTION 35 Dynein moves toward end of a microtubule, while kinesins generally move toward end. A either, either Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Save All Answ