Cytoskeleton

... linked through peptide bonds into a chain. Within and outside of cells, proteins serve a myriad of functions, including structural roles (cytoskeleton), as catalysts (enzymes), transporter to ferry ions and molecules across membranes, and hormones to name just a few. With few exceptions, ...

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... events leading to changes in cell shape followed by cell death. These changes in cell shape include blebbing, which occurs when a portion of the cytoskeleton separates from the plasma membrane and creates an irregular bulge called a bleb. This is like the locking of a door — a change in cell ...

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... It helps to reveal protein structures which are recultant to show themselves by usual, more simple, optic microscopy techniques. Cytoskeleton is a good example. Briefly, proteins under study have to be isolated first from cell extracts. Then, specific antibodies are obtained and ...

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Seems like cytoskeleton to me, but you will need colocalization to confirm.

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... 4-skeleton and movement:a single cell cannot have a good skeletal system along with a good locomotor system at the same time(related to cytoskeleton and contractile elements). and so on.... the point is smaller cells = more cells at the same volume = more specialization of function = ...

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