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Cytoskeleton, motor proteins, motor proteins (myosins), classical…

- - - - Heterophilic
  - - - bracing features
- - - - Dynamic instability
  - - - protofilaments
    - - Growth from the plus end
        
        catastrophe induction
        
        polymerization increase
        
        stabilization
        
        severing
        
        bundling and cross-linking
        
        structural link (+ end cap)
    - - MTOC/Centrosome
        
        nucleation (- end cap)
- - - - F-Actin
        
        7 nm width
        
        polarization
        
        growth towards plus (barbed) end
        
        Treadmilling
        
        Affected by chemicals (e.g. Latrunculin, Phalloidin, etc.)
        
        straight filaments generation (+ end cap)
        
        filopodia
        
        branched filaments generation (- end cap)
        
        lamellipodia
        
        severing protein
        
        disassembly acceleration
        
        filament stabilization
        
        e.g. sarcomere
        
        striated muscle
        
        capping
        
        bundling
        
        stress fibers
        
        Cleavage furrow
        
        Cytokinesis
        
        meshwork, cross-linking and membrane attachment
        
        Adherens junctions
        
        Cell-cell, PCS
        
        Velcro effect
        
        Intracellular signaling, "RAP1 roundabout"
        
        Focal adhesions
        
        Cell-ECM
        
        Clustering
        
        Tight junctions
        
        Selectins
        
        Leukocyte migration
        
        Glycoprotein (carbohydrate residue) ligand
        
        Weak
        
        Heterophilic
        
        ICAM
        
        Cell-cell
        
        Heterophilic
        
        Inside-out/Outside-in activation
        
        Strong
        
        Ca2+ indep.
        
        Ig-like structure
    - - ATP bound
        
        cleft in minus (pointed) end
      - ATP hydrolysis
        
        depolymerization