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Bacteria lack all membrane-bound organelles, but can still undergo cellular respiration because they contain...?

Bacteria lack all membrane-bound organelles, but can still undergo cellular respiration because they contain...?
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Bacteria lack all membrane-bound organelles, but can still undergo cellular respiration because they contain...?

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Not sure, but is the answer a plasma membrane? Because I think that ETC and Krebs Cycle happens in the plasma membrane not sure
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