Motor protein-driven unidirectional transport of micrometer-sized cargoes across isopolar microtubule arrays

By K. Böhm, R. Stracke, P. Muehlig, E. Unger. 2001

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Molecular motor traffic: From biological nanomachines to macroscopic transport (2006, background): “It has also been shown using in vitro motility assays that cargo particles pulled by many motors can switch tracks and move along several filaments at the same time, so that huge walking distances can be achieved which exceed the length of a single filament [14].”
'Life is motion': multiscale motility of molecular motors (2005, methodology): “A simple method to increase the walking distance for a certain type of cargo is to connect it to the filament with several motor molecules [39].”