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Search term: flagellum

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EC Number	Recommended Name	Source Tissue	Commentary	Reference
2.7.3.3	arginine kinase	flagellum	-	738078
2.7.4.6	nucleoside-diphosphate kinase	flagellum	-	723128
4.6.1.14	glycosylphosphatidylinositol diacylglycerol-lyase	flagellum	-	-, 730795
5.6.1.2	dynein ATPase	flagellum	the flagellum possesses two waveforms. The flagellar form (tip-to-base) responsible for forward movements and ciliary form (base-to-tip) possibly responsible for reorientation in response to changes in surroundings. Dyneins responsible for the two waveforms in Leishmania bear different structural and functional conformations. During ciliary beating, there is heterogeneity along the flagellum	751526
7.4.2.8	protein-secreting ATPase	flagellum	-	-, 735223

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Release 2023.1 (January 2023)