Question

How does the structure of bacteria cause disease

Answer 1

They have the ability to cause diseases in plants, animals, and insects. They can either attach themselves to the host body. move into them or excrete toxic materials onto others to effect them. Their tissues can harm other organisms by hindering their normal working of cells 

Answer 2

Explanation:

All of the various surface components of a bacterial cell are important in its ecology since they mediate the contact of the bacterium with its environment. The only "senses" that a bacterium possesses result from its immediate contact with its environment. It must use its surface components to assess the environment and respond in a way that supports its own existence and survival in that environment. The surface properties of a bacterium are determined by the exact molecular composition of its membrane and cell envelope, including capsules, glycocalyx, S layers, peptidoglycan and LPS, and the other surface structures, such as flagella and pili or fimbriae.