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Darting motility which occur in V.cholerae, also found in: (PGI Dec 2008)

A
Shigella
B
Campylobacter jejuni
C
Pneumococcus
D
Bacillus anthrax
High-Yield Explanation
Ans : B (Campylobacter jejuni) Campylobacter Jejuni"Direct microscopic examination-phase contrast or dark field microscopy to detect the darting or tumbling motility of the spiral rods"- Ananthanarayan 7th/407Shigella (A7th/285)They are non motile , nonsporing & non capsulatedPneumococcus (A7th/216)They are nonmotile" & nonsporingBacillus (A7th/241, 15)They are generally motile with peritrichous flagella (stately motility)", the anthrax bacillus being a notable exception.Aeromonas (A 7th/317)Aeromonas are polar flagellated organismTypes of MotilityTumbling - Listeria at 20-25degCStately - Clostridia Q, BacillusQCork screirV - T. pallidum QLashing - Borrelia QGliding - Mycoplasma QSwarming - Proteus mirabilisQ, P. vulgaris, Cl. tetani Q, Bacillus cereusDarting - V. Cholerae , Campylobacter

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