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[1]The Bacterial flagellum is a helical protein structure protruding from the bacterial cell in order for the cell to move about. it acts as a propeller
There are many components that build up the full structure of the flagellum. E.coli uses a total of 20 genes in order to create the nessesary appendage. The flagellum is built up of a rotor, stator and then has a kink in its flagellar filament which is called a hook.
- ↑ Alberts et al, Molecular Biology of the Cell 5th Edition, 2008, Gartland Sciences