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Bacteria flagella rotate clockwise in order to "run" towards a stimulus which is
termed positive chemotaxis.
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Bacteria flagella rotate clockwise for positive chemotaxis.


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True. Bacteria flagella rotate clockwise in order to 'run' towards a stimulus, a behavior known as positive chemotaxis. When the flagella rotate clockwise, it pulls the bacterium backward, leading to changes in direction.


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