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Nonlinear dynamics effect of viscosity of cytosol into the microtubules and exact solutions
The viscosity of the cytosol plays a crucial role in the biology of microtubules (MTs), affecting their architecture and dynamics function. Understanding the overall functionality of this parameter is essential. The effect of viscosity on MT dynamics is studied when modelling longitudinal and angular displacements. The rotating wave approximation is used to derive two uncoupled complex Ginzburg–Landau (CGL) equations for the longitudinal and angular displacements, respectively. Then, analytical two solitary wave solution types are constructed using the modified Hirota bilinear method. Its appears that the viscosity dampens the longitudinal displacements of MTs by significantly reducing the magnitude of longitudinal waves. In the case of angular displacements, the influence of viscosity is negligible, such that MTs angular displacements are transparent to viscosity. Our analytical predictions are confirmed by numerical solutions with pretty much high accuracy. The solutions obtained offer promising prospects for regulating the viscosity of the cytosol in order to control the assembly, disassembly and stability of MTs.
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