Chemistry, asked by chitra07, 1 year ago

cell wall of archaebacteria is made up of?

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Answered by Snehasweety

I think it is from monosaccaraids and amino acids

Snehasweety: ya it is in the form of polysaccharids and protiens

chitra07: pseudomurin is a type of polysaccharide??

Snehasweety: psedumuerin is found only in some archea

Snehasweety: yes it is a form of polysaccharifs

chitra07: yess...but i m asking is it a type of polysaccharide?

chitra07: ohkk

Snehasweety: yes

chitra07: thnks a lot frnd

Snehasweety: it's OK

Snehasweety: make it brainlest answer plz

Answered by Anonymous

In most of them, the cell wall is composed of non-cellulosic polysaccharides, and in others, it is made up of proteins.

chitra07: i have read that it is composed of polysaccharide and pseudomurine

chitra07: what is pseudomurine?

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