Microtubules are the tubular polymers of tubulin, which develop the component of the cytoskeleton that offers the cytoplasm of certain bacteria and eukaryotic cells with the shape and composition. Â
The four prime functions of microtubules are: Â
1. Shape and support the cell. Â
2. Accumulate or relate the tubulin dimers. Â
3. Distinguishes chromosomes at the time of cellular division. Â
4. Function as track along that helps the organelles equipped with motor proteins to move. Â