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Monotrichous bacteria such as
Vibrio cholerae have a
single polar flagellum.
Amphitrichous bacteria have a
single flagellum on each of two
opposite ends (e.g....
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bacterium from the
genus of
Spirillum which occurs in freshwater. It has an
amphitrichous flagellar arrangement.
Spirillum volutans is one of the
largest bacteria...
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spiral bacterium that is Gram-negative and
frequently has
external amphitrichous or
lophotrichous flagella.
Examples include:
Members of the
genus Spirillum...
- are large, elongate,
spiral shaped,
rigid cells. Some have
tufts of
amphitrichous flagella at both poles. They are
microaerophilic and
usually found in...
- some have a
single flagellum (monotrichous), a
flagellum at each end (
amphitrichous),
clusters of
flagella at the
poles of the cell (lophotrichous), while...
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flagellum Lophotrichous – A tuft of
flagella found at one of the cell
poles Amphitrichous –
Single flagellum found at each of two
opposite poles Peritrichous...
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Blood (parasitic)
Listeria monocytogenes 0.5 × 1.5 <1
Peritrichous or
amphitrichous bundles Inter- and
intracellular (parasitic)
Magnetococcus marinus 2...
- curved,
capsule forming, not spore-forming. They are
usually motile with
amphitrichous flagella and
rarely nonmotile. They tend to be colorless. Alcaligenes...
- lophotrichous; when
flagella are
present at both ends, the cell is
amphitrichous. In
peritrichous flagellation, the
flagella are
distributed in different...
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diaminopimelic acid. L.
noguchii is a
motile organism due to
having amphitrichous flagella on
opposing ends of each other.
Leptospira organisms can be...
