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| move away from harmful substances (eg. acids) |
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| To be viewed with a light microscope, the flagellum needs to be .... |
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| The fillament is attached to a ... |
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| The hook is attached to a ... |
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| The shaft is inserted into a series of ... |
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S + M
(area of cell membrane) |
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S + M + L + P
(outer membrane and peptidoglycan) |
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| Basal body of flagellum is made of: |
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| Basal body is situated in the ... |
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| cell membrane/cell wall area |
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| Rotation of flagellum is powered by .. |
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| many flagella at both ends |
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| Motility is det microscopically by using a ... |
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wet mount
(phase contrast misroscopy) |
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| Disadvantage and solution to wet mount: |
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1. drying
2. hanging drop technique |
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| Result of motility test: Proteus was motile. |
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