Flagella are the locomotory organelles of flagellate mastigophoran protozoans. They are mostly thread-like projections on the cell surface. A typical flagellum consists of an elongated, stiff axial fiber called axial filament or axoneme enclosed by an outer sheath. The axoneme arises from a basal granule called blepharoplast or kinetosome which is further derived from Centrioles. Blepharoplast lies below the cell surface in the ectoplasm.
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