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i was trying to understand the mechanism for muscle contraction and in the revision guide it said that "myosin filaments have globular heads"-->
Is this just referring to the fact that its got a round head or is it also referring to the hydrophobic part in the centre and hydrophilic part on the outside ?
thank you ,would appreciate the help ;P

i was trying to understand the mechanism for muscle contraction and in the revision guide it said that "myosin filaments have globular heads"-->
Is this just referring to the fact that its got a round head or is it also referring to the hydrophobic part in the centre and hydrophilic part on the outside ?
thank you ,would appreciate the help ;P
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hey
i was trying to understand the mechanism for muscle contraction and in the revision guide it said that "myosin filaments have globular heads"-->
Is this just referring to the fact that its got a round head or is it also referring to the hydrophobic part in the centre and hydrophilic part on the outside ?
thank you ,would appreciate the help ;P
hey

i was trying to understand the mechanism for muscle contraction and in the revision guide it said that "myosin filaments have globular heads"-->
Is this just referring to the fact that its got a round head or is it also referring to the hydrophobic part in the centre and hydrophilic part on the outside ?
thank you ,would appreciate the help ;P
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Both. Globular proteins have hydrophilic amino acids on the outside and hydrophobic amino acids on the inside and globular proteins usually have a roughly spherical structure.
Both. Globular proteins have hydrophilic amino acids on the outside and hydrophobic amino acids on the inside and globular proteins usually have a roughly spherical structure.

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