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Fallesen, Todd Landon 2011-02-16T21:42:38Z 2011-03-30T14:04:37Z 2010 https://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/handle/10339/30429 Conventional kinesin is a motor protein capable of converting the chemical energy of ATP into mechanical work. In the cell, this is used to actively transport vesicles through the intracellular matrix. The relationship between the velocity of a single kinesin, as it works against an increasing opposing load, has been well studied. The relationship between the velocity of a cargo being moved by multiple kinesin motors against an opposing load has not been established. A major difficulty in determining the force-velocity relationship for multiple motors is determining the number of motors that are moving a cargo against an opposing load. en Wake Forest University kinesin magnet microtubule molecular motors stall force uniform magnetic force KINESIN-MICROTUBULE INTERACTIONS DURING GLIDING ASSAYS UNDER MAGNETIC FORCE Dissertation Macosko, Jed C Bonin, Keith D Carlson, Eric D Hantgan, Roy R Physics 2011-03-29 open.access