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Which of the following answers describes the most direct consequence of tropomyosin binding to F-actin in muscle cells? a. The (-) end of F-actin is stabilizedb. Loss of actin-ADP subunits from the (+)
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Which of the following answers describes the most direct consequence of tropomyosin binding to F-actin in muscle cells? a. The (-) end of F-actin is stabilizedb. Loss of actin-ADP subunits from the (+) end is preventedc. Myosin binding to F-actin is blockedd. ATP hydrolysis by myosin is blockede. The movement of myosin towards the (+) end is blocked

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Answer: A

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The "-" end of F actin is stabilized. The myosin head bind to actin and makes the actin filament to slide

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