The architecture of bacterial cells consists of basic and special structures. Basic structures include the cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm, nuclear material, ribosome, plasmid, etc. Special structures, which are only found in some bacteria, include the flagellum, pilus, capsule, spore, etc. (Figure 1.4).
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Intracellular (internal) structures · The bacterial DNA and plasmids · Ribosomes and other multiprotein complexes · Intracellular membranes · Cytoskeleton. |
The DNA of bacterial cells is found loose in the cytoplasm. It is called chromosomal DNA and is not contained within a nucleus. |
The cell wall, plasmid, cytoplasm and flagella are clearly marked in the diagram. Bacteria Diagram representing the Structure of Bacteria. Ultrastructure of a ... Gram Negative Bacteria · Gram Positive Bacteria · Bacterial Cell Division |
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