Functions and structure of Microtubles, Cilia, and Flagella?

Cilia are hair-like projections from a cells outer membrane these extentions move materials over the surface of the cell

cilia are located on the cells of your respitory tract

Flagella are tails that are used for locamotion they help project cells forward

are located on sperm

Microtubles produce spindle fibers during cell division

microtubles are one of the organelles

Microtubules, Cilia and Flagella are all extensions of the membrane of the cells and their main functions are to help the cell to move in a watery enviroment

Microtubules are used in meiosis and mitosis as well as in the cell membrane/wall to maintain shape of the cell.

Cilia are hairlike protrusions covering the outside of the cell that allow it to move.

Flagella are whip-like tails on the outside of the cell that help the cell move.

fiber/finger like extentions that will help in movement.