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• TITLE: Molecular Motors—Self-Organization of Cytoskeletal Network

  AUTHORS: Kishore Dutta

  KEYWORDS: Cell Motility, Molecular Motors, Self-Organization

  JOURNAL NAME: Yangtze Medicine, Vol.1 No.4, December 13, 2017

  ABSTRACT: Molecular motors play an important role in the organization of cytoskeletal filament networks. These nanometer-sized natural molecular machines opened up a new frontier of nano-technology. This article describes biomolecular nano-machines, their internal structures, and dynamical interactions between molecular motors and their molecular tracks which reorganize a network of long protein filaments, particularly during cell division to form cytoskeleton of daughter cells. Towards the end, the article also takes up some still-to-be resolved matters and prospects for future developments in this exciting multidisciplinary area of science.