6 months ago

What drives motility in sporozoa?

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muminat6 months ago

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Sporozoa are non motile organisms.

<h3>What do you mean by sporozoa and why they are non motile?</h3>

Sporozoa are parasitic non motile protozoa that have a complex life cycle usually involving both sexual and asexual generation often in different hosts and includes important pathogens. Sporozoans do not have flagella or cillia for locomotion . They depend on twisting and bending on move.

Sporozoa do not have flagella or cillia for locomotion. So, they are non motile .

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