non-motile

Bacteria become non-motile if you remove a component from it's core.

A Decade Spanning Single Exchange 2008

When the engine no longer works “non-motile phenotype”, was the gene for the motor function is essential.

Flagellum evolution -- how's your German? - The Panda's Thumb 2010

Why would humans have developed large, hungry brains capable of self-awareness, prediction, and social awareness if our food source was non-motile, and not cunning or generally dangerous?

Are we meat eaters or vegetarians? Part I | The Blog of Michael R. Eades, M.D. 2009

"A fliD-deficient mutant becomes non-motile because it lacks flagellar filaments and leaks flagellin monomer out into the medium."

Confirmation Bias and ID 2006

"A fliD-deficient mutant becomes non-motile because it lacks flagellar filaments and leaks flagellin monomer out into the medium."

Confirmation Bias and ID 2006

Well, you were mostly doing pathogenic bacteria, but it was a pity you didn't do any dimorphic prosthecate bacteria -- these are bacteria that have two different cell types -- non-motile "mother" cells and "daughter/swarmer" cells that swim off to eventually lose their motility and become mother cells themselves.

A word from the zoo keeper.. Emma Lurie 2007

Division planes regular and definite: -- _Sarcina_ (Goods.), cells non-motile; growth and division in three successive planes at right angles, resulting in packet-like groups; _Planosarcina_ (Migula), as before, but motile;

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Division in all or any planes, colonies indefinite in shape and size, of cells in short chains, irregular clumps, pairs or isolated: -- _Micrococcus_ (Cohn), cells non-motile; _Planococcus_ (Migula), cells motile.

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Nor must we overlook the possibility that the endospore-formation in non-motile bacteria more than merely resembles the development of azygospores in the Conjugatae, and some Ulothricaceae, if reduced in size, would resemble them.

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Sporogenous rodlets cylindric, not altered in shape: -- _Bacillus_ (Cohn), non-motile; _Bactrinium_

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