What is the function of flagella?

A flagella help the cell to move around. Like if we were cells our flagella would be our legs.

Answered by Micky | 2024-06-10

**Flagella **is the threadlike organelle.
**function of flagella **help in the movement of the bacteria cells and the eukaryotes gametes and also protozoa. ;

Answered by pristina | 2024-06-12

Flagella are hair-like structures extending from some cells that primarily aid in movement, allowing these cells to navigate through liquids. They are found in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and can also serve sensory functions. Their movement mechanism involves rotation that either propels or redirects the cell, depending on the direction of the flagellar motion.
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Answered by pristina | 2024-12-26