Answer:
Cilia and flagella arise from the centrioles
Explanation:
Some cells have projections made up of microtubules and covered by extensions of the plasma membrane.
These projections can be cilia or flagella.
Centrioles are also made of microtubule from which the cilia and flagella arise. It also takes part during cell division
Basal bodies are protein structures found at the base of cilia and flagella. It functions as a site starting point for the growth of microtubule for the cilia and flagella
The cellular membrane, in the case of cells that don't have a rigid cellular wall, outlines the cell and contains the cytoplasm but it's the cytoskeleton that is more responsible for the shape of a cell, which come in a variety of shapes: squamous, cuboide, colunar, neurons, etc. In cells that do have a rigid cellular wall, such as plant cells, it's the cellular wall that gives it <span>its shape.</span>
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