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✍Is central apparatus and Axenome same thing?
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Answer 1

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YES

In contrast, the central apparatus is randomly oriented in axonemes isolated ... Axoneme Isolation and the Microtubule Sliding Assay. ... Either protease produced the same results.

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Answer 2

Short answer is NO. Central apparatus is a structure inside and continuous with Axoneme.

Axoneme:

▪ Axoneme has 9+2 array of microtubules.

▪ 2 central microtubules are connected through central bridge

and surrounded with Inner sheath.

▪ 9 doublets of microtubules surrounds this and one radial spoke from each doublet project towards central microtubules.

Central apparatus:

Central microtubules surrounded by Inner sheath along with radial spokes(and all associated protein projections toward central microtubule) is called central apparatus.

In short, Everything inside 9 peripheral microtubule doublets of axoneme is called central apparatus.

Refer pic below for structure.

Pic source: Google