Question

What is the difference between gram positive and gram negative bacterium?

Answer 1

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Answer 5

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If you're still available:


A researcher is trying to characterize novel prokaryotic organize that has been found in the indian ocean. When Gram stained, the cells are a light pink color under the microscope. When Exposed to antibiotics, commonly used tin the lab the bacteria are able to center the log growth phase in a manner similar to E. Coli, grown in media lacking ampicillin. A reasonable explanation is that.

A. This is a gram positive bacterium with additional lipopolysaccharide layer that increases their resistance to antibiotics.

B. This is a gram negative bacterium with a cell membrane outside its peptidoglycan layer that increases their resistance to bacterium

C. This is a gram negative bacterium with an additional lopolysaccharide layer that increases resistance to antibiotics.

D. This is a gram negative bacterium with a peptidoglycan layer outside the cell membrane that increases their resistance to antibiotics.

Answer 6

I was looking at the question above. since the log graph continues to expand, we know that this bacteria is antibiotic resistant lol. well that's in all the choices.