Which host cell components provide bacteria with intracellular and intercellular movement within and between host cells?

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Cytoskeletal structures provide bacteria with intracellular and intercellular movement within and between host cells. Axial filaments are a type of bacterial flagella that help with movement, but they are not found in all bacteria and are not involved in intracellular movement within host cells. Integral proteins and permease are involved in membrane transport, but not specifically related to movement. ABC transport systems aid in the transport of various molecules across membranes but are not directly involved in bacterial movement within host cells.

Which Host Cell Components Provide Bacteria with Intracellular and Intercellular