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What is meant by filamentous?
Filamentous refers to a structure that is thread-like or elongated, resembling a thin filament. This term is often used in biology to describe certain types of organisms, such as filamentous fungi or bacteria, which have long, thin strands. In other contexts, it can describe materials or structures that are composed of or resemble fine threads.
What do you call a person with thin long legs?
You shouldn't call them anything.
What shape is ecoli?
E. coli is a gram negative rod shaped bacteria (it is long and thin).
What bacteria shapes are locomotion?
Some bacteria have flagella, which appearance resembles a long thin tail. They use this to move around. Others "squirm" and glide.
Describes the physical appearance of chromosomes in interphase and starts with a c?
In interphase, chromosomes appear as long, thin, and uncoiled structures known as chromatin threads.
What are the thin white threads found near bones called?
I think it is called Sinew.
Long threads made of actin are called?
Long threads made of actin are called actin filaments, also known as microfilaments. Actin filaments are an important component of the cytoskeleton in cells and play a critical role in cell structure, movement, and division.
What do you call thin in welsh?
tenau is thin.
What do you call a circus whip?
If you talk about the whip used by the ringmaster, the French call it chambriere (chambrière): A long, thin handle, and a long, thin lash, used during the Liberty Horse Act. Whips used by animal trainers (so-called "lion tamers") have no specific name to my knowledge.
What is call manes for instance?
Call manes are used to protect the delicate skin underneath the Macor. It is a long thin stripe of jellyfied muscle beneath the Amior!
When the cell is not yet dividing the chromosomes are still in the form of very thin tangled network of threads called?
chromatids
What the filament shaped?
Filaments are long, thin threads or fibers typically made of materials like glass or metal. They are commonly found in light bulbs and 3D printers, where they are heated to produce light or shapes, respectively.
