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The cellular cytoskeleton is well studied in terms of its biological and physical properties, making it an attractive subject for systems approaches. Here, we describe the experimental and theoretical strategies used to study the collective behaviour of microtubules and motors. We illustrate how this led to the beginning of an understanding of dynamic cellular patterns that have precise functions.
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SELF-ORGANIZATION
DYNAMIC INSTABILITY
MOLECULAR MOTORS
DIRECTIONAL INSTABILITY
COMPUTER-SIMULATIONS
MECHANISTIC MODEL
FORCE GENERATION
KINESIN
MOTILITY
TRANSPORT
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