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Topological edge currents promote exploratory search in microtubule dynamic instability
Microtubules capture chromosomes during mitosis by stochastically switching between growth and shrinkage at catastrophe events. They display strikingly rich biochemistry and dynamics, regulated by a stabilizing cap with distinct conformational states. Microtubule lengths at catastrophe are observed
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