Dynein models travel toward the ______end and hence transport cargoes along a microtubule ________the nucleus. a. plus, away b. minus, towards c. plus, towards d. minus, away

Dynein models travel toward the end and hence transport cargoes along a microtubule __the nucleus. a. plus, away b. minus, towards c. plus, towards d. minus, away

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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a. plus, away

b. minus, towards

c. plus, towards

d. minus, away

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