How do eukaryotic cells move their organelles?

Answer 1

There are protein complexes called Dyneins and Kinesins that can bind organelles. These protein complexes hydrolyse ATP which allows them to move along the microtubule network and carrying the organelles with them.

Answer 2

the tail like flagelum (as seen in a sperm cell) or tiny hairs which surround the outside of the cell called cillia

Answer 3

Organelles don't move within eukaryotic or prokaryotic cells. This is because they are contained in the jelly like cytoplasm so they are protected.

Answer 4

by the proteins they have within the structure such as the mitochondria

Answer 5

by the proteins they have such as the mitochondria

Answer 6

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