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Understanding Spirillum: Differentiating from Spirochetes in Bacterial
Chapter 11, Problem 8(choose chapter or problem)
Spirillum is not classified as spirochete because spirochetes
a. do not cause disease
b. possess axial laments
c. possess flagella
d. are prokaryotes
e. none of the above
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QUESTION:
Spirillum is not classified as spirochete because spirochetes
a. do not cause disease
b. possess axial laments
c. possess flagella
d. are prokaryotes
e. none of the above
ANSWER:
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Spirillum is a type of bacteria that are spiral in shape and are infectious to humans. These bacteria possess flagella at their terminals. On the other hand, spirochetes are the type of bacteria that are spiral or helical in shape and are characterized by end-flagella.
a. do not cause disease: Spirillum are infectious bacteria and are capable of causing disease to humans. Hence, it is an incorrect option.
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Understanding Spirillum: Differentiating from Spirochetes in Bacterial
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Explore the world of Spirillum bacteria, their spiral shape, and their distinct features. Contrast them with Spirochetes, highlighting differences in flagella and structure. Understand key characteristics that set Spirillum apart from other bacteria.