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<p><b>新页面</b></p><div>Major motor proteins of <br />
the spindle. Microtubule-dependent motor <br />
proteins contribute to spindle assembly <br />
and function (see text). The colored arrows <br />
indicate the direction of motor protein <br />
movement along a microtubule—blue <br />
toward the minus end and light red toward <br />
the plus end. Because non-kinetochore <br />
microtubules are extensively cross-linked <br />
to each other in the spindle and at the <br />
poles, it is thought that microtubule sliding <br />
like that shown here can alter spindle <br />
length.</div>长河