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A contractile molecule is a type of protein that can change shape or size in response to energy input, allowing for movement or contraction. These molecules are primarily involved in muscle contraction and cellular motility, with examples including actin and myosin in muscle fibers. They function by interacting with each other to produce force and enable movement at the cellular or organismal level.

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