Aerotaxis

air axis

Aero-tax-is/ (?r?o-tak´sis) Motion of an organ in reaction to the existence of molecule oxigen. Dorland's Medical Dictionary for Health Consumers. N. Motion of an organisms, in particular a bacteria, towards or away from atmosphere or atmosphere. aer?o-tac?tic adj. . Copyright reserved. Motion of an body towards or away from E2.

Segen' s Medical Dictionary. Copyright reserved. Motion of an organ in relation to a flow of fresh blood or blood. The motion of an organ in relation to the flow of blood or blood.

aerotaxy and other energy-sensitive behaviour in germs. - LaMed

Energetic taxes are common in mobile organisms and are the only known behavioural reaction in some types. Most of the time, the microorganisms control their cell energies and react to a loss of power by floating in a micro-environment that supplies the cell with power. However, this is in stark contrast to the classic Escherichia coli method of chemical taxa, in which the perception of impulses is not dependent on cell metabolic processes.

Energetic taxi includes aerotaxis (taxis to oxygen), photo taxi, ORP taxi, taxis od alternate electronic acceptance and chemical taxi to a hydrocarbon well. Ambient stimuli, such as for example oxidation or lighting intensities, modulate the flux of reduction equivalent through the electronsystem. Converter detects the changes in electric charge or possibly a related variable such as propulsive power of protons and triggers a floating sense wave.

Aer and tolerant protein in E. coilis are recently recognised transformers for power taxi applications. However, Aer has a PAS domaine and a Flavin arenin denucleotide co-factor that is posited to interoperate with a constituent of the E. coli electrotransport system. It is an independant converter for energetic aximetry, but its sensorial mechanisms are not known.

Energietaxis play an important environmental part in the stacking of micro-organisms in mikrobial blankets and pillars.