Microtubules are absent in

Question

Microtubules are absent in (A) mitochondria (B) flagella (C) spindle fibres (D) centriole

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Microtubules are present only in eukaryotes; and are a component of their cilia and flagella as well as spindle (during cell division). They are straight, hollow rods measuring about 25 nm in diameter and form 200 nm to 25 μ m in length. Microtubules give the shape and support to the cell.

Q. Microtubules are absent in

mitochondria

flagella

spindle fibres

centriole

Microtubules are present only in eukaryotes; and are a component of their cilia and flagella as well as spindle (during cell division). They are straight, hollow rods measuring about $25 nm$ in diameter and form $200 nm$ to $25 μ m$ in length. Microtubules give the shape and support to the cell.

Q. Microtubules are absent in

mitochondria

flagella

spindle fibres

centriole

Microtubules are present only in eukaryotes; and are a component of their cilia and flagella as well as spindle (during cell division). They are straight, hollow rods measuring about 25nm in diameter and form 200nm to 25μm in length. Microtubules give the shape and support to the cell.

Microtubules are present only in eukaryotes; and are a component of their cilia and flagella as well as spindle (during cell division). They are straight, hollow rods measuring about $25 nm$ in diameter and form $200 nm$ to $25 μ m$ in length. Microtubules give the shape and support to the cell.