When Actin Polymerization is Inhibited the Actin Cytoskeleton Will Enlarge

Question

When actin polymerization is inhibited the actin cytoskeleton will enlarge.

Accepted Answer

When actin polymerization is inhibited, the actin cytoskeleton will not grow, and instead, existing actin filaments will depolymerize, causing the cytoskeleton to shrink.