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. 2000 Oct 2;151(1):179–186. doi: 10.1083/jcb.151.1.179

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Effects of vanadate and AMP-PNP on vesicle motility and fission. MTs were bound to the glass chamber via DEAE-dextran. Studies were performed at ATP concentrations of 50 μM (black bars) or 4 mM (cross-hatched bars) in the absence of a regenerating system. The bars in the left graph indicate the percentage of MT-bound vesicles that moved upon ATP addition in the presence or absence of varied concentrations of vanadate or 1 mM AMP-PNP. The total number of MT-bound vesicles that were examined in each experiment is in parentheses. The bars in the right graph indicate the percentage of moving vesicles that underwent fission.

Effects of vanadate and AMP-PNP on vesicle motility and fission. MTs were bound to the glass chamber via DEAE-dextran. Studies were performed at ATP concentrations of 50 μM (black bars) or 4 mM (cross-hatched bars) in the absence of a regenerating system. The bars in the left graph indicate the percentage of MT-bound vesicles that moved upon ATP addition in the presence or absence of varied concentrations of vanadate or 1 mM AMP-PNP. The total number of MT-bound vesicles that were examined in each experiment is in parentheses. The bars in the right graph indicate the percentage of moving vesicles that underwent fission.