Discussion
The motility of Vibrio cholerae seen under a hanging drop preparation is described as ________.
Answer: D
Correct answer: darting motility
The single polar flagellum drives the organism in rapid, shooting movements, described as darting or shooting-star motility. Tumbling motility is characteristic of Listeria, and the finding is inhibited by specific antiserum, which was long used as a rapid presumptive test.
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