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Pengkelompokan bakteri berdasarkan jumlah dan kedudukan flagela?
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What is flagela?
help in movement
How do cryptosporidium move?
by flagela
Do Euglena only move by their flagela?
Yes
Give the classification of bacteria on the basis of flagela?
Yes , to limited extant .
What are two forms of bacteria that have flagella?
The rod shape(bacilus) and the sphiral(sphirily) have flagella. They both have same structure of flagela but there is a difference between gram positive and gram negative,s flagellum structure.
What role do micro-tubules play in the movement of chromosomes during mitosis?
CENTRIOLES Centrioles are barrel-shaped rings composed of microtubules that help move chromosomes around when a cell divides. Centrioles are involved in microtubule formation during cell division and the formation of cilia and flagela.
Is microtubules in prokaryotic cells?
False, eukaryotic cells have both cilia and flagella that are composed of microtubules.
Along hairlike structure used for movement?
In reference to cells, the answer is cilia.
How do phylum sporozoa move?
Sporozoa move through a process known as flexion. Sporozoa move a part of the cell called gyloqiterior back and forth to enable them to move. It produces more of a slithering effect than getting up and moving.
What are analogies for cilia?
Analogy for Cilium Cilium are short "leg like" projections used for motility such as a millipede or centipede would move, except cilium are used to move about a fluid environment. cilia, (cilium plural) actually only move fluid and particles around or over them. whereas, flagela, (flagelum plural) move through fluid.Analogy: legs
Aside from flagella what other structures cause bacteria to move?
Flagella
Important structural characteristic of the sperm cell?
The sperm cell is an interestingly specialised cell whose function is to swim to the ovum and then to fertilise it. The sperm cell has three basic parts. The head contains the DNA to be injected into the ovum and also has chemotatic receptors for navigation towards the ovum. The Tail is at the other end and is a single flagella in healthy cells. This structure flips and twists in such a way as to propel the cell along. Finally between the two is the body of the cell which contains six mitochonria to power the movement of the flagella. It is the the joint between the body and the head that is broken during fertilisation so that none of the motochondria are from the father.
