A new model of actin myosin system named Stochastic Inclined Rods Model (SIRM), whose energy of motion is supplied from random noise (or thermal noise) and always moves to one direction, has been proposed. SIRM has a simple structure, which is composed of an inclined spring, a myosin head, and bundle of rods. In an open system, the myosin head works as a resonator of random noise, which accepts the energy through a resonance. It is shown that the inclined rod and a spherical shape of G-actin are very important elements for a purpose of breaking symmetric vibration of stochastic resonance (SR) and of generating the one directional motion. When the myosin head interacts with the sphericl potential of G-actin, the trigonometric wave of stochastic resonance is distorted by the collision between the head and G-actin, and after all it obliquely kicks the actin fiber by using the spring. It is thus shown that the inclined rod and the shape of G-actin makes SIRM move to one direction, even if the potentials between the myosin head and G-actin is perfectly symmetric.
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