12. Cilia and Flagella
Cell : Structure and Functions

169470 Flagella with single strand and composed of flagellin is found in:

1 prokaryotes
2 eukaryotes
3 both (a) and (b)
4 none of the above
Cell : Structure and Functions

169471 Prokaryotic flagella are having

1 unit membrane-enclosed fibre.
2 helically arranged protein molecule
3 microtubular 9+2 membrane enclosed structure (d) protein membrane enclosed fibre.
4 Ans: b
Exp:
Exp:B Prokaryotic flagella are composed of protein "flagellin" arranged in helical chains. That intertwine and form a helix around at to identify certain pathogenic bacteria unlike eukaryotes, the filaments are not covered by membranes or sheath. Each filament has rotator motor at its base which turn clockwise or counterclockwise it provides motility to bacteria.
Cell : Structure and Functions

169474 The filament in flagellum can rotate by:

1 \(360^{\circ}\)
2 \(60^{\circ}\)
3 \(120^{\circ}\)
4 \(80^{\circ}\)
Cell : Structure and Functions

169454 In the below diagram, identify the part which connects the peripheral microtubules to the central sheath.

1 Plasma membrane
2 Interdoublet bridge
3 Central microtubule
4 Radial spoke
Cell : Structure and Functions

169470 Flagella with single strand and composed of flagellin is found in:

1 prokaryotes
2 eukaryotes
3 both (a) and (b)
4 none of the above
Cell : Structure and Functions

169471 Prokaryotic flagella are having

1 unit membrane-enclosed fibre.
2 helically arranged protein molecule
3 microtubular 9+2 membrane enclosed structure (d) protein membrane enclosed fibre.
4 Ans: b
Exp:
Exp:B Prokaryotic flagella are composed of protein "flagellin" arranged in helical chains. That intertwine and form a helix around at to identify certain pathogenic bacteria unlike eukaryotes, the filaments are not covered by membranes or sheath. Each filament has rotator motor at its base which turn clockwise or counterclockwise it provides motility to bacteria.
Cell : Structure and Functions

169474 The filament in flagellum can rotate by:

1 \(360^{\circ}\)
2 \(60^{\circ}\)
3 \(120^{\circ}\)
4 \(80^{\circ}\)
Cell : Structure and Functions

169454 In the below diagram, identify the part which connects the peripheral microtubules to the central sheath.

1 Plasma membrane
2 Interdoublet bridge
3 Central microtubule
4 Radial spoke
Cell : Structure and Functions

169470 Flagella with single strand and composed of flagellin is found in:

1 prokaryotes
2 eukaryotes
3 both (a) and (b)
4 none of the above
Cell : Structure and Functions

169471 Prokaryotic flagella are having

1 unit membrane-enclosed fibre.
2 helically arranged protein molecule
3 microtubular 9+2 membrane enclosed structure (d) protein membrane enclosed fibre.
4 Ans: b
Exp:
Exp:B Prokaryotic flagella are composed of protein "flagellin" arranged in helical chains. That intertwine and form a helix around at to identify certain pathogenic bacteria unlike eukaryotes, the filaments are not covered by membranes or sheath. Each filament has rotator motor at its base which turn clockwise or counterclockwise it provides motility to bacteria.
Cell : Structure and Functions

169474 The filament in flagellum can rotate by:

1 \(360^{\circ}\)
2 \(60^{\circ}\)
3 \(120^{\circ}\)
4 \(80^{\circ}\)
Cell : Structure and Functions

169454 In the below diagram, identify the part which connects the peripheral microtubules to the central sheath.

1 Plasma membrane
2 Interdoublet bridge
3 Central microtubule
4 Radial spoke
Cell : Structure and Functions

169470 Flagella with single strand and composed of flagellin is found in:

1 prokaryotes
2 eukaryotes
3 both (a) and (b)
4 none of the above
Cell : Structure and Functions

169471 Prokaryotic flagella are having

1 unit membrane-enclosed fibre.
2 helically arranged protein molecule
3 microtubular 9+2 membrane enclosed structure (d) protein membrane enclosed fibre.
4 Ans: b
Exp:
Exp:B Prokaryotic flagella are composed of protein "flagellin" arranged in helical chains. That intertwine and form a helix around at to identify certain pathogenic bacteria unlike eukaryotes, the filaments are not covered by membranes or sheath. Each filament has rotator motor at its base which turn clockwise or counterclockwise it provides motility to bacteria.
Cell : Structure and Functions

169474 The filament in flagellum can rotate by:

1 \(360^{\circ}\)
2 \(60^{\circ}\)
3 \(120^{\circ}\)
4 \(80^{\circ}\)
Cell : Structure and Functions

169454 In the below diagram, identify the part which connects the peripheral microtubules to the central sheath.

1 Plasma membrane
2 Interdoublet bridge
3 Central microtubule
4 Radial spoke