Step-by-step explanation:
* Carboxisome-Likely found in an autotroph
Carboxysomes are part of the cytoplasm of auotrophic organisms such as nitrifying bacteria, photosynthetic bacteria and cyanobacteria, these carbozisomas store important rubisco proteins in photosynthesis.
*.LPS layer:-glycogen storage and lipid storage
It is composed of a lipid part and characteristic chains of oligosaccharides and polysaccharides for example glycogen. It is a stimulant of the immune system, with a powerful toxic effect.
* flagellum - H antigen- produces "tumbles"- counterclockwise rotation of flagella/flagellum- . produces "runs" towards an attractant.
When the flegellum moves counterclockwise causing the flagella to align which causes a net advance of the microorganism in the liquid medium.
The H antigen is made up of the most abundant protein of the flagellum, which allows movement.