bacterial cells have

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thomaster · Answer

a lot of ways to kill you :P

freethinker · Answer

LOL! or HELP YOU

thomaster · Answer

@freethinker true

freethinker · Answer

your questions needs to be more specific @Samh98 or I will just give you a link to a literature on bacteria.

freethinker · Answer

http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/bacteria/bacteria.html

thomaster · Answer

i think it's a MC question but the poster forgot the choises :P

thomaster · Answer

happens alot here xD

freethinker · Answer

I wouldn't be surprised.

anonymous · Answer

*often uni-cellular(single-celled)
*have no nucleus
*have cell walls :)

anonymous · Answer

oh oki..sorry ^_^

thomaster · Answer

@freethinker bacterial cells do have cell walls. gram negative bacteria have a cell wall consisting of 2 phospholipid membranes (inner and outer) and a periplasmic peptidoglycan space inbetween. gram positive have a phospholipid membrane with a peptidoglycan outer layer :D

thomaster · Answer

Also fungi and algae have cell wals too :P

freethinker · Answer

true. but in an introduction, cell walls are more referred to plants.  I did notice though that the choices given were all correct.

thomaster · Answer

there are no choices given yet :P still waiting

freethinker · Answer

she already gave them… 
I am devising a way to explain all three without being confusing
- unicellular
- no nucleus 
- have cell walls

freethinker · Answer

phospholipid bilayer is the fundamental structure of a cell membrane. this I know

thomaster · Answer

those options given are not from the person who asked this questions. They are no options just possible answers to the question i think

dean.shyy · Answer

This may help: http://is.gd/JhkA41