1. Give one event in the cell that involves the cytoskeleton then give a brief discussion on its mechanism. 2. List down the types of cytoskeletal filaments its sub components and location on cell. Please help me answer question 1 and 2 cohesively. Thank you

1. Give one event in the cell that involves the cytoskeleton then give a brief discussion on its mechanism. 2. List down the types of cytoskeletal filaments its sub components and location on cell. Please help me answer question 1 and 2 cohesively. Thank you

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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