Kinesins

A microtubule motor protein first discovered in the giant axon of the quid, kinesins hydrolyse ATP to produce energy to move membrane-bound organelles along microtubules. Kinesins carry the membrane-bound organelles away from the neuronal cell body and towards the axon terminal. This movement is towards the positive end of the microtubule unlike dyneins, another type of microtubule motor protein which carry membrane bound organelles towards the negative end of microtubules.  

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