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Biology, 07.01.2021 02:40 jamalnellum56

Microfilaments are a component of a cell's cytoskeleton and are made of the protein actin. They are important for giving a cell its shape and also aid in . A.) Protein synthesis
B.) Cellular movement
C.) DNA replication
D.) Energy conversion

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