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microfilament

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microfilament [¦mī·krō′fil·ə·mənt]
(cell and molecular biology)
One of the cytoplasmic fibrous structures, about 5 nanometers in diameter, virtually identical to actin; thought to be important in the processes of phagocytosis and pinocytosis.


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The MUwaffle is woven from high-tech microfilament fabric that is designed to absorb more liquid and dry faster than regular towels.
A determined bride (or family member) can definitely do this herself; helium isn't even required if you use PVC or can suspend microfilament from the ceiling.
It had swallowed the double-hooked anchovy Carnate had rigged behind three or four spinner blades at the end of his 50-pound braided microfilament Tuff line and Maxima 40-pound test leader.
 
 
 
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