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Meanings of flagellum in English
Cellular appendages functioning as locomotive or sensory organelles.
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Usage of flagellum in English
1
The flagellum is an evolutionarily conserved appendage used for sensing and locomotion.
2
Cells were Gram-negative, chemoheterotrophic, short rod-shaped and motile with a polar flagellum.
3
Cells of strain Y22T were rod-shaped and motile by a single flagellum.
4
The flagellum is a leather whip with tiny balls on the end.
5
And this pointed end was universally the end from which the flagellum emerged.
6
The trailing flagellum is invariably much longer than the vibratory one.
7
Here, we show that mouse RSPH6A is testis-enriched and localized in the flagellum.
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Live Spag16L-null sperm exhibited much less bending of the flagellum during the beat.
9
Hadn't it reminded him of something, with its oval-shaped head and wiggling flagellum?
10
I need to talk to her about the flagellum issue.
11
The flagellum problem is mechanical, the biocompatibility is more intellectual.
12
The pseudopodia are occasionally withdrawn, and the flagellum is the sole means of locomotion.
13
This complex is essential for targeting cargo to the manchette during sperm flagellum assembly.
14
And the last time... have ye seen a flagellum, lass?
15
It was a curious sensation-thatfirst stroke of the flagellum.
16
The sperm carries just a nucleus cargo, a mitochondrial engine, and a flagellum propeller.
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