Cytoskeletal specialization underlies extension-mediated cellular functions

This reasoning chain explains how diverse cytoskeletal architectures, such as those found in filopodia, cilia, and membrane nanotubes, enable a broad spectrum of cellular functions in eukaryotes—ranging from motility and intracellular transport to phagocytosis and connectivity. Unusual or specialized tubulin/actin configurations and their regulators are repeatedly associated with unique extension behaviors.

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