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Fig. 7. Limping behavior, observed extremely rarely, under saturating ATP. Every second step occurs at ~12 s-1, intervening steps require much longer periods. The existence of such data suggests that every second step occurs from a similar biochemical state, which is consistent with models predicting that the two heads alternate roles with each unitary advance. The step distance in this data, taken with the dual-bead trapping geometry, is probably compromised by elastic linkages in the system.