Bacteria contain homologs of cytoskeletal filament subunits …
A) except those of the intermediate filaments.
B) but these homologs are incapable of nucleotide binding and hydrolysis.
C) that are less diverse in their function relative to their eukaryotic counterparts.
D) that can have different functions to those of their eukaryotic counterparts.
E) that are dispensable for cell growth and proliferation.

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Bacteria contain homologs of all three types of cytoskeletal filaments. These homologs are more diverse than their eukaryotic versions in terms of functional and structural features.

Bacteria Contain Homologs of Cytoskeletal Filament Subunits …