Genome Property Definition Page
Accession | GenProp0026 |
Name | chemotaxis |
Type | PHENOTYPIC |
Description | YES NO CRYPTIC Chemotaxis (movement in response to chemical environment) requires three things - an ability of the cell to move (usually flagella, for bacteria), and ability to transduce environmental signals (often through methylation reactions), and a coupling between environmental signals and cell movement such that net movement of the cells toward or away from the stimulus occurs. If flagella is a cryptic property, and no other means of motion is detected, chemotaxis can be no greater than cryptic. If flagella is NO, chemotaxis is likely also to be NO. |
Parent Property | GenProp0073: cell motility GenProp0864: response to external environment |
Gene Ontology Term | GO:0006935: chemotaxis (biological_process) |
Parent Properties
Accession | Name |
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GenProp0073 | cell motility |
GenProp0864 | response to external environment |
Child Properties
Accession | Name |
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GenProp0762 | chemotaxis response-regulator system |
Sibling Properties
Accession | Name |
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GenProp0007 | flagella |
GenProp0056 | type IV pilus |
GenProp0781 | gliding motility, Bacteroidetes type |
GenProp0848 | actin-based motility of invasive bacteria |
GenProp0462 | response to stress |
GenProp0874 | response to acid (low pH) environment |