What is myosin made of?

Myosin is made of multiple protein chains. It has two large heavy chains and two pairs of small light chains, which are known as the essential and regulatory light chains. Structurally, most myosin molecules have a head, neck, and tail domain. The head domain attaches to the filamentous actin. The neck domain plays a linking role and also serves as a binding site for myosin light chains. The tail domain facilitates interaction with myosin subunits and cargo molecules and often assists with guiding motor activity.