Sentence examples for bacterial flagellum from inspiring English sources

The bacterial flagellum is complex.

So, too, with the bacterial flagellum, Behe argues.

When people ask about the bacterial flagellum, for example, "I bring up that by now it has been worked out in great detail how the basic parts of the bacterial flagellum have evolved independently and exist independently," he said.

Intelligent design is an argument by inference, and the example that proponents dote upon is the bacterial flagellum.

He is clear and incisive and knows how to make things like the bacterial flagellum comprehensible to the layman.

It seems fair to conclude that the Discovery Institute has set its sights a bit higher than, say, reconstructing the origins of the bacterial flagellum.

A prime example for this, said Behe, is the bacterial flagellum--a minuscule "rotary motor" that bacteria use to propel themselves in search of food.

About 90 entry clones which are known to be involved in bacterial motility (flagellum) and chemotaxis were cloned into two different yeast two-hybrid expression vector systems and 90×90 = 8,100 protein pair were tested for protein-protein interactions, resulting in 177 protein-protein interactions [ 6].

Sometimes, he says, people come to his talks determined to challenge him, usually by citing familiar creationist arguments — that a body part like the bacterial tail, or flagellum, is too complex to have arisen through evolution, or that scientists lied when they demonstrated that moths in England evolved to be darker as the Industrial Revolution covered their native trees with soot.

T3SSs are essential components of two complicate bacterial apparatuses: the flagellum, the motility equipment, and the non-flagellar T3SSs (NF-T3SSs) which deliver effectors into the cytosol of host cells [ 60].

We next investigated whether there are additional factors on the bacterial surface other than flagellum that may also affect the early bacterial patterning.