Cytoskeletal proteins are important for maintaining the structure of the cell, but some of their components also have other functions affecting the cell membrane. If cytoskeletal proteins were temporarily disrupted, what might take place in the cell membrane?

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John Farley

17 May, 07:08

Cytoskeletal proteins are important for maintaining the structure of the cell, but some of their components also have other functions affecting the cell membrane. If cytoskeletal proteins were temporarily disrupted, what might take place in the cell membrane?

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Jaeden Wiggins · Answer 1

it will change shape and consistent

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Cytoskeletal proteins are present in Eukaryota cells, since they are "dissolved" in cytoplasm but they are bigger molecules that are strong, the main function of them is to provide to the cell support (that is the reason why it is called skeletal) and at the same time gives to the cell some plasticity, to move, to rearrange them and work as a "tissue".