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Microtubules � Nature's Quantum Computers? |
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Figure 1
(From
Jeffrey Satinover, Yale University, with permission)
A-C Immunoflurescent labeling of tubulin, primary component of microtubules in cell cytoplasm (increasing resolution). D-F Structure of microtubules, showing tubulin dimer protein components of microtubules. G,H Structure of alpha and beta monomers comprising tubulin dimers.
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