What would happen if a cell did not have cytoskeleton?

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Cytoskeletan is the supportive framework of the cell , it provides mechanical strength to the cell same as Cell wall present in or plants.
Due to , cell is able to retain it;s shape. Without cytoskeletan cell will no longer be able to retain its shape and will ultimately burst.

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