1. Kinesin‐2 motors adapt their stepping behavior for processive transport on axonemes and microtubules
A–CThe movement of single KLP3A/B motors fluorescently labeled at the KLP3A subunit was tracked on surface‐attached microtubules at saturating ATP conditions. The velocity (B) and run length data (C) were fit to a Gaussian and single‐exponential distribution, respectively. D–FThe corresponding analysis of the KLP11/20 motor fluorescently labeled at the KLP11 subunit moving on surface‐attached axonemes. Data information: Speeds are fit to a Gaussian distribution (± width of distribution), and run length is fit to a single exponential (± confidence interval).
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EMBO Rep, Volume: 18, Issue: 11, Pages: , First published: 08 September 2017, DOI: ( /embr )