Preparation of these in archaea use a prepilin peptidase homologue and are similar to type IV pilus systems.
One key component of these structures is recognized by TLR5, and the slender-body and resistive-force theories explain their function. In humans this and similar structures use tektin B1. Preparation of these in archaea use a prepilin peptidase homologue and are similar to type IV pilus systems. Bacterial ones are similar to type III secretion systems. They have C and MS rings and their action comes from MotA and B proteins. Consisting of a hook, rod, filament, and motor, and the parts located in and near the cell membrane are known as the basal body. They can work by rotating or moving back and forth. For 10 points, name these structures that allow microbes to move that are also present on sperm.
One key component of these structures is recognized by TLR5, and the slender-body and resistive-force theories explain their function.
{flagellum} [or {flagella}]