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What is the difference between spirilla and spirochetes?
What is the difference between spirilla and spirochetes?
- Spirilla and spirochetes both contain flagella
- Spirilla contain axial fibrils while spirochetes contain flagella
- Spirilla contain flagella while spirochetes contain axial fibrils (correct)
- Spirilla and spirochetes both contain axial fibrils
What is the difference between bacilli and coccobacilli?
What is the difference between bacilli and coccobacilli?
- Coccobacilli are found in chains and bacilli are found in clusters.
- Coccobacilli are curved like commas and bacilli are straight
- Coccobacilli are very short rods and bacilli are longer (correct)
- Coccobacilli are gram-positive and bacilli are gram-negative
What is the function of pili/fimbriae?
What is the function of pili/fimbriae?
- Provide motility
- Adhere to surfaces (correct)
- Protect the cell from phagocytosis
- Transfer DNA from one cell to another
What is the difference between monotrichous and lophotrichous flagella?
What is the difference between monotrichous and lophotrichous flagella?
What is the function of pili/fimbriae in bacteria?
What is the function of pili/fimbriae in bacteria?
What is the difference between bacilli and streptobacilli?
What is the difference between bacilli and streptobacilli?
What is the difference between monotrichous and peritrichous flagella?
What is the difference between monotrichous and peritrichous flagella?
What is the function of the hook in flagella?
What is the function of the hook in flagella?
What is the difference between cocci and coccobacilli?
What is the difference between cocci and coccobacilli?
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Test your knowledge of bacterial structure types with this quiz! From bacilli to cocci, diplococci to tetrads, and more - see how well you know the different shapes and arrangements of these microorganisms. Learn about gram-positive and gram-negative cocci and discover unique 3D and 2D models like Sarcina and Gaffkya. Take the quiz now and see if you're a bacterial structure expert!