Dyskinesia (diss-kuh-NEE-zhuh) of these structures can cause situs inversus.
TLR5 recognizes a protein named for these structures. CheA (kee-A) phosphorylates CheY (kee-Y), which then phosphorylates a switch protein called FliM in these structures to induce tumbling. These structures are maintained by movement of IFT particles, which is regulated by the BBSome and is defective in Bardet–Biedl syndrome. Opisthokonts (oh-PISS-thuh-konts) are characterized as having cells with a single one of these structures. Dyskinesia (diss-kuh-NEE-zhuh) of these structures can cause situs inversus. These structures are anchored by basal bodies and contain a radial spoke in a cytoskeletal core called the axoneme, which can come in a nine plus two arrangement of mitochondria. For 10 points, name either type of these whiplike structures found in the trachea and sperm.
TLR5 recognizes a protein named for these structures. CheA (kee-A) phosphorylates CheY (kee-Y), which then phosphorylates a switch protein called FliM in these structures to induce tumbling.
flagella [or cilia; or undulipodia; or 9-plus-2 organelle until it is read] &lt;Smart&gt;