How is it used?
How does it works?
100

What is the main purpose of the flagella?

For movement, from one place to another.

100

What is the main form of movement of the flagella?

Rotation.
200

Why would a prokaryotic cell move from one place to another?

For food or for a better environment.

200

What was the analogy of the flagella used in the presentation?

The flagella rotating like a motorboat propeller.

300

How do pathogenic bacteria use the flagella?

It is used for invading and infecting hosts by going through the mucus layer.
300

How is a "run" produced?

By the flow of the flagella going counterclockwise (CCW).

400

What is swarming motility?

It's when bacteria from coordinated groups and spread over a wide area.

400

What happens when the flagella goes clockwise (CW)? How is it referred to?

The cell will be able to change direction. Often times called a tumble
500

What is the response to chemicals in the environment called?

It is called Chemotaxis.

500

What is the flow of ions/protons called?

It is referred as the Proton Motive Force (PMF)

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