Describe the function of cilia and flagella name a cell that has each?

Question

List cell walls of bacteria, Fungi, and plants

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Answer 1

Flagella and cilia function either in the moving cell, in moving fluids, or in small particles across the cell surface.

The difference between cilia and flagella is as follows:
1) flagella has only one or two arm(s) attached to the cell surface,
2) flagella are longer, and
3) flagella creates a different direction of force.

Cilia are different because
1) there are lots of arms present on one cell,
2) cilium are shorter in length, and
3) cilium propel the cell in a different direction than flagellum.

Cilia and Flagella both contain micro tubes that are arranged in an outer ring of connected microtubles which are around a non connected pair of microtubles. This arrangement is located beneath the plasma membrane

Answer 2

Describe Flagella

Answer 3

The epithelial cells of the respiratory tract have cilia which are used to move mucus (which has trapped particles) out of the lungs.

Human spermatozoa (and those of most mammals) have flagella which allow them to be propelled through the female reproductive tract.

Answer 4

Eukariotic cells. both serve the funtion of producing movment

Answer 5

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