How do prokaryotic and eukaryotic flagella differ?
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A prokaryotic and eukaryotic flagella differ in the following way -->
Prokaryotic flagellum contains single strand made of a protein called 'Flagellin',whereas a eukaryotic flagellum contains 9 + 2 microtubules formed up of protein called 'Tubuliln'
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Prokaryotic flagellum contains single strand made of a protein called 'Flagellin',whereas a eukaryotic flagellum contains 9 + 2 microtubules formed up of protein called 'Tubuliln'
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A prokaryotic flagella is made of flagellin protein while it is tubular protein in eukaryotic flagella
Rotatory movement of prokaryotic flagella helps in locomotion while movement occurs by lashing and beating in eukaryotes
Single filament makes up the prokaryotic flagella but eukaryotic flagella is made of 11 filaments.
Moreover, rings are present in prokaryotic flagella while absent in eukaryotic ones....
Rotatory movement of prokaryotic flagella helps in locomotion while movement occurs by lashing and beating in eukaryotes
Single filament makes up the prokaryotic flagella but eukaryotic flagella is made of 11 filaments.
Moreover, rings are present in prokaryotic flagella while absent in eukaryotic ones....
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