Chytrids are the only members of their kingdom to possess these structures, and in bacteria, these structures are highly homologous to proteins in the Type III secretion system.
These structures are present in the non-stalked cells in the Caulobacter life cycle. Chytrids are the only members of their kingdom to possess these structures, and in bacteria, these structures are highly homologous to proteins in the Type III secretion system. The organization of these structures is the basis of classifying bacteria into group such as "lophotrichous," and these structures have (*) M/S and L/P ring complexes. Some bacteria that lack these structures use Type IV pili to achieve their main function. During chemotaxis, variable motion of these structures leads to biased random walks. These structures are divided into the basal body, hook, and rod regions, and in eukarya, these structures' axonemes have microtubules in a "9+2" arrangement. For 10 points, name these structures that aid in cellular motion and are longer than cilia.
These structures are present in the non-stalked cells in the Caulobacter life cycle.
flagella [or flagellum]