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how many types?
3
type names
microtubules, microfilaments, intermediate filaments
microtubules
Composed of tubulin monomers
hollow
organelle movement
chromosome movement
cell motility (cilia and flagella)
microfilaments
Composed of actin protein monomers
Muscle contractions (slide along myosin filaments)
cell motility (pseudopodia during phagocytosis)
cell division (cleavage furrow)
cytoplasmic streaming (move fluid throughout the cell to circulate its content)
intermediate filaments
Composed of mainly keratin proteins
Fix organelle location
nucleus shape and rigidity (nuclear lamina)
flagella
spins in wavelike motions
one or few/cell
long
ex.: sperm cells
cilia
move like an oar (come and go, frog swimming)
hair-like
short
many on cell surface
ex.: movement of fluids (mucus)