Chemotaxis refers to the ability of a cell to

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Chemotaxis refers to the movement of cells in response to a chemical gradient. The cells move towards higher concentrations of the chemical substance. This mechanism is used by many cells, including immune cells, bacteria, and sperm cells, to locate and move towards a specific target or nutrient source. Light does not play a role in chemotaxis, and neither do the transport of molecules into a cell or the halting of movement in response to chemicals.

Chemotaxis Refers to the Ability of a Cell to