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Structures of bacterial cells. what are the major macromolecule for Capsule, gram-positive cell wall, endospore, pilus, fimbriae, plasmid, plasma membrane, and ribosomes?​
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Structures of bacterial cells.

what are the major macromolecule for Capsule, gram-positive cell wall, endospore, pilus, fimbriae, plasmid, plasma membrane, and ribosomes?​

Structures of bacterial cells. what are the major macromolecule for Capsule, gram-example-1
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Bacteria capsule contain poly-γ-d-glutamic acid and also possesses antiphagocytic properties .

Gram positive cell wall peptidoglycan.

Fimbriae contain adhesin which make them to attach to a base and counter shear force and obtain food.

Pili contain oligomeric proteins which is hair like structure.

Endospores consists of DNA, ribosomes and dipicolinic acid.

RIBOSOMES consist of ribosomal RNA and proteins.

Plasmid consist of circular DNA.

Plasma membranes consist lipid bilayer.

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