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Cytoskeleton Function
Provides cell shape and structure.
Spatially organizes contents of cell.
Connects cell to external environment.
Allows for movement of molecules or structures within a cell.
Generates forces that enable cell to move and change shape
Cytoskeleton Function 1-2
Provides cell shape and structure.
Spatially organizes contents of cell.
Cytoskeleton Function 3-4
Connects cell to external environment.
Allows for movement of molecules or structures within a cell.
Cytoskeleton Function 5
Generates forces that enable cell to move and change shape
Cytoskeletal Filaments and sizes
Actin Filaments 7 nm
Intermediate Filaments 10 nm
Microtubules 25 nm
Actin Filaments subunits
Actin monomers
Actin Filaments structure
Helical
Actin Filaments properties
Asymmetric or polar (ends are different)
Form diverse structures
Often concentrated near cell edge
Microtubules subunits
Tubulin heterodimers
Microtubules filament structure
Hollow tubes
Microtubules properties
Asymmetric or polar (ends are different)
Rigid and straight
Frequently have minus end attached to a microtubule-organizing center (MTOC)