In eukaryotes, intermediate filaments are
A) strong, stable and resistant to stretching.
B) less rigid than microfilaments and provide less mechanical support than microtubules.
C) composed of actin and provide the cytoskeleton of the cell.
D) involved in chromosome during cell division.
E) found only in cilia and flagella.

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Intermediate filaments are indeed known for their strength, stability, and resistance to stretching, which helps cells maintain their shape and rigidity.

In Eukaryotes, Intermediate Filaments Are