Functions and structure of Microtubles, Cilia, and Flagella?

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Functions and structure of Microtubles, Cilia, and Flagella?Do you know if these are Nuclear or Cytoplasmic? And do you know about all of the same questions about Cytoplasm?

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MICROTUBULES
they are cytoskeleton ,,they are long,unbranched,slender tubulin protein strutures.one of the important function of microtubules is their role in the assembly and disassembly of the spindle structure during mitosis.
CILIA
These are small thread like structure present on the body of small organisms and help in locomotion e.g paramecium.
FLAGELLA
They are outgrowth which are present in some organisms for locomotion.e.g in some bacteria.

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