The Mot protein drives this structure in bacteria. The inner part of these structures is known as the axoneme.
The Mot protein drives this structure in bacteria. The inner part of these structures is known as the axoneme. The number of rings attached to these structures is among the differences between Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. Spirochetes contain an internal version of this structure known as an axial filament. Along the outer part of these structures are pairs of dynein which uses a force derived from ATP hydrolysis. These structures contain a 9+2 arrangement of microtubules and are found on sperm cells. For 10 points, name this tail like structure that like cilia are used for cell locomotion.
The Mot protein drives this structure in bacteria. The inner part of these structures is known as the axoneme.
{flagella} or {flagellum}