Biology, asked by meso14, 5 months ago

0. In the peptidoglycan layer of bacterial cells: give a reason why the
tetrapeptide side chain is only binding to the NAM molecule and not to
the NAG?
plz I need answer ​

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Answered by Bhanubrand
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Answer:

Peptidoglycan is the basic unit of the cell wall in bacteria, which confers mechanical rigidity to the cell, protects the cytoplasmic membrane and determines the cell form. In Gram-positive bacteria, a thick coat of peptidoglycan combined with teichoic acid constitutes the basic structure of the cell wall.

Answered by bhanuputray57
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