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Cell Structure
cytoskeleton
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intermediate fibres
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microtubules
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microfilaments
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cytoskeleton
a network of protein threads
running
through the cytoplasm
how are protein threads arranged in eukaryotic cells
as
microfilaments
and
microtubules
microfilaments
very
thin protein strands
microtubules
tiny protein cylinders
functions
of the
cytoskeleton
:
The
microtubules
and
microfilaments
support the cell's
organelles
, keeping them in
position.
help to
strengthen
the cell and maintain its
shape.
they're
responsible
for the
transport
of
organelles
and
materials
within the
cell.
The
proteins
of the
cytoskeleton
can cause the cell to
move.
The
cytoskeleton
is
dynamic
(constantly
changing
), which allows it to
respond
to changes in the
cell
and carry out its
functions.
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