Dynein c from Chlamydomonas flagella inner arms
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any use of the images in these pages: Dynein front page | Stalk Flexibility | Stem Flexibility | Linker Region | Model Page | Molecular Contractility Group Stem flexibility In the most common orientation of the particle on the carbon
film (so-called left view) the downward-pointing stem emerges
from the left side of the head. Classification of the stem shows
it is flexible, especially at the narrow neck close to the head.
Note that the stem of apo-molecules lies closer to the head than
in ADP.Vi molecules, and emerges from the head much closer to
the stalk. The base of the stem, which anchors dynein on the
microtubule, appears similar in both states. The numbers in the top left of the panels are the arbitrary class numbers of the individual averaged images; those in the lower right are the number of raw images used to create each average.
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