why bacterial membrane act as respiratory structure ?
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The bacterial cell wall is a thick outer structure made of peptidoglycan (a combination of sugars and proteins) that protects the cell and is important for making energy. Bacteria do aerobic respiration using oxygen. ... Next, the electron carriers move to the mesosomes of the plasma membrane and the cell wall.
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The bacterial cell wall is a thick outer structure made of peptidoglycan (a combination of sugars and proteins) that protects the cell and is important for making energy. Bacteria do aerobic respiration using oxygen. ... Next, the electron carriers move to the mesosomes of the plasma membrane and the cell wall.
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