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Dictionary » A » Attractant AttractantDefinition noun, plural: attractants An agent that attracts or lures.
In biology, an attractant may be in the form of a pheromone that attracts animals, such as insects.
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Results from our forumbacteria having multiple genders?... set of plasmids... so it will not met with any bacteria with even one common plasmid in the set...& can only met with others? And abt that attractant definitions...can't same bact do both things , i mean attracting and sometimes not attracting...i know bacts only reproduce once in lifetime ...
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bacteria having multiple genders?... same group to conjugate. Recent study have discover that there's a mating between bacteria...they use the term for male is for bacteria which do attractant metabolism to attract other bacteria while they use the term for female for bacteria which don't do that kind of thing... this kind of mating ...
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The Fiber Disease... generated by a tumble is approximately random, there is a slight forward bias. When, by chance, a cell moves up a spatial gradient of a chemical attractant or down a spatial gradient of a chemical repellent, runs are extended. When, by chance, it moves the other way, runs revert to the length ...
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Pheromones... suffer from following- 1. Just imagine... there are many pigs arround him... :lol: 2. And if his mate comes to know that this is a female pig attractant... she might think what he actually wanted to show... :lol: Shrei
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