Microbiology - Bacteria Morphology - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Bacteria Morphology - Section 1 (Q.No. 8)
8.
Bacteria having no flagella are unable to
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NAMDEO said:
6 years ago
Gliding motility mechanism also present.
Tara said:
8 years ago
What about gliding motility?
A bacteria can still move by type IV pilli or secreting mucus and be moving along a surface. So flagella do help the bacteria to move, but if they don't have one, it doesn't necessarily mean they can't move.
A bacteria can still move by type IV pilli or secreting mucus and be moving along a surface. So flagella do help the bacteria to move, but if they don't have one, it doesn't necessarily mean they can't move.
David Parantai said:
9 years ago
Bacteria moves about by aid of a long tail like structure known as flagela.
Diksha singla said:
9 years ago
Bacteria move with the help of flagella.
Wase said:
9 years ago
Bacteria move about their environment by means of long, whip-like structures called flagella.
They rotate their flagella like tiny outboard motors to propel themselves through liquid environments. They may also reverse the direction in which their flagella rotate.
They rotate their flagella like tiny outboard motors to propel themselves through liquid environments. They may also reverse the direction in which their flagella rotate.
Beatrice said:
9 years ago
The flagella aids the bacteria in movement.
Manaseer said:
1 decade ago
Because the flagella is the part of locomotion or movement.
Thabani said:
1 decade ago
It true that flagella helps the bacteria to move.
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