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a small body that functions in protein synthesis
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infolding of a bacterial plasma membran; usually carries out metabolic functions
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diet must include performed organic compounds
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doesnt need to ingest performed organic compounds
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| sheetlike exspanses in membrane inside cell wall |
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| lamellae that functions in photosynthesis |
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spheres of membranes inside a cell
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| aggregations of carbon , phosphate, or other stored substnaces |
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| short protein tubes that extend from the cell wall and allow a bacterium to adhere to surfaces. are often important in pathogenicity |
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| longe, larger protein tubes that allow bacteria to transfer DNA to other bacteria |
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| a complex molecule composed of amino acids and carbohydrates . found in the cell walls of most bacteria, but never in the cell walls of eukaryotes or archea |
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a prokaryote whose thick,exposed peptidoglycan cell wall holds crystal violet strain
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| a prokaryote whose thin peptidoglycan wall is covered by an outer membrane . walls do not retain crystal violet stain |
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most prokaryotes. common name = "bacteria"
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| a group of prokaryotes that differ from bacteria in their cell walls (they lack peptidoglycan), membrane chemistr, RNA polymerase, ribosome proteins. |
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| toxonomic grouping above the kingdom level. |
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bacteria, archaea, eukarya
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