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Question 9 options: If a bacterium has a peritrichous arrangement of flagella, of the flagella causes them to form a single bundle that propels the bacterium in long, straight or curved runs without a change in direction

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If a bacterium has a peritrichous arrangement of flagella, 
of the flagella causes them to form a single bundle that propels the bacterium in long, straight or curved runs without a change in direction
        

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00:01 Which of these describe flagella that occur at one or both poles of bacterial cells? lothotrichus, archaelum, peritricus, or amphitricus.
00:15 Okay, so let's go through these.
00:16 We'll also add on monopricus while we're at it, because that means one flagellum, usually at one end, sometimes in the middle.
00:28 Then we have amphitricus.
00:29 And this means one phlegelum on each end.
00:38 So a phlegelum on each pole.
00:42 Then we have loafercicus.
00:47 Now this means a tuft of flagella.
00:51 And here these can be one pole or both.
00:55 So there we hit our answer...
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