Bacterial Cell Structure Diagram - Flagella, Pili, and Rod-Shaped Morphology #3832145 (License: Personal Use)

This vector illustration shows a classic bacillus-shaped prokaryotic cell with multiple peritrichous flagella enabling swimming motility, and numerous short pili (fimbriae) for surface attachment and conjugation. The smooth, elongated body suggests a Gram-negative cell wall structure, commonly seen in species like Escherichia coli or Salmonella enterica.

Used in educational materials (textbooks, online courses, lecture slides) to teach microbiology fundamentals-especially bacterial morphology, locomotion, and surface appendages. Matches user intent for visual learning about prokaryotic cell anatomy.