Question: what is the difference in cytoskeleton between eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells?
Answer: While a tubulin homolog, FtsZ is different and mainly is involved in cell division. ... A general statement is that there are lots of similarities, but in eukaryotes the cytoskeleton serves many more purposes, for example the shuttling of vesicles around the cell by kinesin and dyenin on microtubules.