Dynein uses ATP to A.propel axoneme arms together B.undergoes conformational changes that moves across microtubules in the minus end C.Moves across microtubules in a directional manner D.converts ATP to ADP to undergo head region changes

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Dynein uses ATP to

	A.	propel axoneme arms together
	B.	undergoes conformational changes that moves across microtubules in the minus end
	C.	Moves across microtubules in a directional manner
	D.	converts ATP to ADP to undergo head region changes

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