The Cytoskeleton

Microtubule-organizing center is called:

A 3-D network inside the plasma membrane that help support the cell’s shape is called:

Short, hair-like appendages extending from the cell, very fast moving, it is found in eukaryotic cells only, and helps in locomotion

Muscular contraction is achieved by a motor protein called:

Long, thread-like appendages on the surface of the cell found in eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells is called:

cellular extensions that increase surface are for absorption in small intestine:

extensions of plasma membrane. Important for phagocytosis and amoeboid movement:

pinching of parent cell into two daughter cells during cell division is refer to as:

The combined effect of actin filaments and myosin (motor protein) are called:

a circular flow of cytoplasm within cells that aids in the distribution of materials within the cell.