A bacterial cell, having plasma membrane with all things present within it is called:
Correct answer: C. Protoplast
- A. Cytoplasmic matrix
- B. Cytoplasm
- C. Protoplast
- D. Cell Structure
Explanation
A bacterial protoplast refers to a bacterial cell that has had its cell wall removed or partially digested, leaving only the cell membrane and cytoplasm. Protoplasts are typically derived from Gram-positive bacteria, as Gram-negative bacteria have an outer membrane that makes the removal of the cell wall more complex.
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