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Colchicine is a cellular toxin known to bind to beta-tubulin, preventing its ability to interact with alpha-tubulin. Cytochalasin is a toxin that binds to G-actin, preventing its ability to polymerize. If a cell process is disrupted by colchicine but not by cytochalasin, one can conclude that the cell process requires

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