According to the following graph, which shows the elongation rate at the plus and minus ends of actin filaments as a function of actin subunit concentration, at what concentration (A to E) does the total length of the filament remain more or less constant with time (i.e. steady-state treadmilling occurs)?

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According to the following graph, which shows the elongation rate at the plus and minus ends of actin filaments as a function of actin subunit concentration, at what concentration (A to E) does the total length of the filament remain more or less constant with time (i.e. steady-state treadmilling occurs)? According to the following graph, which shows the elongation rate at the plus and minus ends of actin filaments as a function of actin subunit concentration, at what concentration (A to E) does the total length of the filament remain more or less constant with time (i.e. steady-state treadmilling occurs)?

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The Answer is B

According to the Following Graph, Which Shows the Elongation Rate