Which type of arrangement of flagella is found in monera ?
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Bacterial flagella are unistranded, equivalent to a single microtubular fibre. They are about 20nm in diameter and 1-7µm in length. Bacterial flagellum is made up of 3 parts - basal body, hook and filament.
Basal Body
- They are rod like and inserted into the cell envelope.
- Basal body bears ring like swellings in the region of plasma membrane and cell wall.
- Gram negative have L and P ring in the cell wall and S and M ring embedded in the cell membrane while gram positive bacteria bears only a single pair of rings i.e. S and M ring embedded in the cell membrane.
Hook
- Curved tubular structure which connects the filament with the basal body.
- They are the thickest part of flagellum.
Filament
- Long tubular structure.
- Causes turbulence in liquid medium.
- Made up of flagellin protein.
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