Step 1: Understanding cilia and flagella structure.
Cilia and flagella possess a 9 + 2 arrangement of microtubules. The peripheral microtubules are connected by cross-bridges that help in movement. Step 2: Role of dynein.
Dynein is a motor protein that forms cross-bridges between adjacent microtubules and generates sliding movements using ATP. Step 3: Analysis of options. (A) Myosin: Incorrect — involved in muscle contraction. (B) Actin: Incorrect — forms microfilaments, not microtubule bridges. (C) Dynein: Correct — motor protein of cilia and flagella. (D) Keratin: Incorrect — structural protein of epithelial cells. Step 4: Conclusion.
The cross-bridges are made up of the motor protein dynein.