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Okay, so let's answer the question about cytoskeleton.
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So we are asked which of the following options is not part of the function of the cytoskeleton.
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So we know that the cytoskeleton's main function is first we have the organelle movement.
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Okay, so it moves the organelle inside the cell, okay, primarily because of the microtubules.
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So cells use the cytoskeleton, specifically the microtubules, to move organelles around the cell.
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Next, we have also the cytoplasmic streaming, wherein the cytoplasm is moving.
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And the cytoplasmic streaming is because of the cytoskeleton, specifically the microfilaments.
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And also, the cytoskeleton will maintain the cell shape.
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Okay, so cytoskeleton helps maintain the cell's shape and the integrity of the cell.
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And then also, cytoskeleton provides the cell motility.
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So the cell can move through this structure.
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Okay.
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We have the celia and flagella, which are made of cytoskeleton.
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Okay, especially microtubules.
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And aside from that, the cytoskeleton is also used for anchorage.
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So a particular cell can be anchored to another cell or connected to another cell because of cytoskeleton or even organelles.
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Organals are anchored to a specific place because of cytoskeleton.
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And lastly, cytoskeleton is also used for cell.
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Division primarily the use of microtubules during the movement of the chromosomes and the use of microfilament example in animal cells to create the cleavage foro to divide the cytoplasum.
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So here you go.
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These are the general functions of cytoskeleton.
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But in the option, which of the following is not part of the function of the function of so option a is correct.
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It's part of the purpose of cytoskeleton.
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It drives organelles in a constant stream around the cell interior along this cytoskeletal tracts.
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Okay.
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So again, the point here, it moves the organelles.
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So it's correct.
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Next, we have option b...