Suppose there were a genetic defect in the genes that code for kinesins and dyneins. What...
Suppose there were a genetic defect in the genes that code for kinesins and dyneins. What would happen within the cell? why?
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The kinesin help in the transport of material from cell interior to the cell membrane and dynein transports material from cell exterior to the cell interior along the microtubule. Hence if there is a genetic defect in the kinesin and dynein then there will be no transport inside the cell along the microtubule and hence there will be no movement inside the cell.
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