1. They have a whiplike structure called a flagellum.

2. BIOLOGY: Certain bacteria propel themselves using a flagellum, a whiplike tail.

3. Flagellum (pl. flagella) A whiplike extension of prokaryote cells, with a basal body at its base, whose beat causes locomotion of the cell.

4. Resembling or having the form of a flagellum ; whip like.

5. It is a flagellum – the tail - like propeller found in single cells.

6. Single lateral flagellum and subterminal flagellum were demonstrated in 1 strain of V. cholerae non-O1.

7. The sperm carries just a nucleus cargo, a mitochondrial engine, and a flagellum propeller.

8. Strictly the term is now reserved for the bacterial flagellum.

9. Actin and myoglobulin are the compositions building muscles' stretching function. Microtubulin is the basic substance which provides the flagellum and cilium the function of movement.

10. Electron microscopy showed clear destruction of the acrosome, cytoplasmic membrane, nuclear envelope, mitochondrial cristae, and flagellum in the UV-irradiated sperms.

11. Characteristics of M12 thallus and liquid culture: It was clearly observed with transmission electron microscope that M12 cell was ellipse to rod-shaped, straight or slightly curve, without flagellum.

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12. Objective To establish a stable, practical and efficient method of the making bacterial flagellum specimen.

13. Its essential function is the perception of movement at the joint between the second antennal segment and the flagellum.

14. The Leifson staining method is a common method of the flagellum staining of bacteria.

15. What is true of the mousetrap, hesays, is even truer of the bacterial flagellum, a whiplike cellularorganelle used for propulsion that operates like an outboard motor.