Cytoskeleton

Cells are an internal scaffold called the cytoskeleton in the cytosol of eukaryotic. In altering  and maintaining  the shape  of the cell the cytoskeleton  is significant, in enabling cells as white blood cells and sperm to move from one place to another, in transporting  intracellular  vesicles,  and in pulling  the chromosomes apart at mitosis and then dividing the cell in 2. 3 types of fiaments make up the cytoskeleton: intermediate filaments, microfilaments and microtubules, each have distinct mechanical properties and dynamics.