Examples of using Flagella in English and their translations into German
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He is primarily interested in flagella and the mechanisms by which these tiny hair-like structures can exert surprisingly strong adhesive forces.
Changes in gene expression due to environmental stressors cause planktonic cells to associate with a surface through appendages such as flagella, pili or lipopolysaccharides.
Numerous microorganisms use flagella to move in fluids and form specific colony patterns depending on the consistency of the culture medium.
The role of flagella in producing biofilms is also important from a human perspective,
Bacteria can have so-called flagella, a certain type of moveable tails that work like propellas and make it possible for them to move through liquids.
By studying the flagella, the organelles of locomotion in bacteria, researchers were able
while others have cilia or flagella with which they can move themselves around.
Flagella of the muscle surrounding the neural fibers work mucus,
divide out of small pieces of rolled flagella of which make the bars and the beautiful rim around the edge.
twisting them into flagella and then the flagella ruffles.
They possess two unequally long flagella, and a single nucleus with a distinct nucleolus.
Retortamonas" with two flagella, and"Chilomastix" with four.
proteins, or flagella.
Migration towards epithelial mediated by flagella.
D illustration of bacteria with flagella.
More like flagella.
Similarly, in Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi, flagella have a significant role in biofilm formation.
In this second case the length refers to the Flagella Dei longbow standard length of 74.
usually have mono-or bipolar arranged flagella, resulting in the mobility of the microorganism.