Bacteria swim by rotating their flagella. Counterclockwise rotation results in a

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Bacteria swim by rotating their flagella. Counterclockwise rotation results in a smooth swimming motion, wherease clockwise rotation induces tumbling and a change of direction. Place the following events in the correct order for a bacterial cell that is moving toward a repellent, such as a weak acid.

Bacteria swim by rotating their flagella. Counterclockwise rotation results in a smooth swimming motion, wherease clockwise rotation induces tumbling and a change of direction. Place the following events in the correct order for a bacterial cell that is moving toward a repellent, such as a weak acid. Cell moving toward repellent Cell changes direction

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