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Role of microtubules :

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To help in cell division

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Pinocytosis

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Cell membrane formation

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Respiration

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Solution

The correct option is A To help in cell division
microtubules are the thread like structures that provide structural support to the cell. They are made up of tubulin protein.

They also help in cellular movements and movements of chromosomes during cell division.

Hence the correct answer is (A).

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