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flagellum An organ of motility; composed of tightly wound chains of strands containing a protein called flagellin.
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flagellum Noun. (Latin, flagellum = whip. Pl., flagella). 1. Part of the antenna beyond the pedicel (second segment). 2. Any whip or whip-like process. 3. The tail-like process of a spermatozoon.
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flagellum Lash-like slender appendage or limb. Found in sponges.
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flagellum (plural = flagella) A long, cellular projection that undulates (in eukaryotes) or rotate (in prokaryontes) to move the cell through an aqueous environment.
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flagellum Whip-like structures arising from the cell and responsible for propelling cells in a watery fluid. All dinoflagellates at some time in their life cycle have two dissimilar flagella: a transverse flagellum (provides propulsion) and a longitudinal flagellum (provides direction). They either emerge through one pore or two separate pores.
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