Molecular Motor

Unlock the captivating world of molecular motors with Molecular Motor, part of the Nanomotor series by Fouad Sabry. This book delves into the intricate mechanisms driving cellular processes, from kinesin proteins to microtubules, exploring the dynamic motion within cells. Written for professionals, students, and enthusiasts alike, it provides both a deep understanding and practical insights into the microscopic engines that power life.

Chapters Brief Overview:

1: Molecular motor: Explore the fundamentals of molecular motors and their role in cellular movement.

2: Kinesinlike protein KIF11: Understand how KIF11 drives vital cellular processes.

3: Kinetochore: Discover how kinetochores function in cell division and chromosomal stability.

4: Kinesin 13: Learn about the distinct role of Kinesin 13 in microtubule dynamics.

5: KIF2C: Unveil the importance of KIF2C in regulating microtubule assembly and stability.

6: Ronald Vale: Study the contributions of Ronald Vale in advancing molecular motor research.

7: J. Richard McIntosh: Dive into McIntosh's pioneering work in cellular mechanics and motor proteins.

8: Brownian motor: Examine how Brownian motion aids in the movement of molecular motors.

9: KIF3B: Understand the function of KIF3B in organelle transport and cellular processes.

10: Molecular machine: Uncover the complexities of molecular machines and their cellular tasks.

11: Dynein: Learn about Dynein's crucial role in intracellular transport and cellular organization.

12: Chemotaxis: Delve into the role of molecular motors in guiding cell movement in response to chemical signals.

13: Microtubule: Study the essential function of microtubules in maintaining cell structure and function.

14: Kinesin: Investigate the diversity of kinesin motor proteins and their roles in cellular mechanics.

15: Motor protein: Gain insight into the variety of motor proteins and their cellular significance.

16: Edwin W. Taylor: Reflect on Edwin W. Taylor's groundbreaking research in molecular motor mechanics.

17: Nanomotor: Explore the cuttingedge science of nanomotors in the context of biotechnology.

18: Plusenddirected kinesin ATPase: Understand the mechanisms behind plusenddirected kinesin ATPase function.

19: Selfpropelled particles: Discover the fascinating world of selfpropelled particles and their potential applications.

20: Molecular biophysics: Gain a deeper understanding of molecular biophysics in the study of motor proteins.

21: Spindle apparatus: Examine the spindle apparatus in cell division, crucial for maintaining genetic integrity.

This book is a mustread for anyone interested in the molecular mechanisms that govern life. With each chapter, you gain invaluable knowledge that bridges the gap between molecular biology and cuttingedge nanotechnology, offering professional insights to students, researchers, and enthusiasts. It's an essential read for those eager to understand how the smallest elements of life drive larger systems, from cells to whole organisms. The wealth of knowledge packed within will far exceed the cost, providing you with practical applications and innovative concepts that push the boundaries of science.