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Cell envelope of eubacteria consists of
 

Option: 1

Cell wall, cell membrane, cellular appendages
 


Option: 2

Cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm
 


Option: 3

Glycocalyx, cell wall, cell membrane
 


Option: 4

Glycocalyx, cell wall, flagella
 


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Eubacteria -

  • Eubacteria or simply bacteria are the true bacteria.
  • These are cosmopolitan i.e. they can be found everywhere 
  • Bacteria have a cell envelope which which consists of glycocalyx or capsule ( mucilage covering), cell wall and cell membrane.
  • Bacteria have peptidoglycan layers in their cell wall. In this respect, they differ from archaebacteria.
  • The cell membrane of bacteria is of phospholipid which is similar to that in eukaryotes.
  • They lack membrane-bound cell organelles. Ribosomes of the 70S are present in them.
  • The nucleus in them is called nucleoid. Apart from chromosomal DNA, they also possess extrachromosomal DNA such as a plasmid. 
  • They possess extracellular structures such as flagella, pili, fimbriae on their surfaces.

 Cell envelope of eubacteria consists of glycocalyx, cell wall, cell membrane.

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