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Actin isn’t just structural, it’s dynamic. In this video, the cell deliberately dismantles its intricate, maze-like ridges to divide, then rapidly rebuilds the same complex pattern afterward. No blueprint, no pause just molecules sensing context and snapping back into order.

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