Which of the following is a protective structure in bacterial cells?

Correct answer: A. Cell wall

  • A. Cell wall
  • B. Protoplasm
  • C. Cellulose
  • D. Nuclei

Explanation

In bacteria, the cell wall is made of peptidoglycan, which is a very strong in complex compound that helps in maintaining its structure and turgidity. Nuclei and protoplasm play no protective function. Cellulose is present in plants as their cell wall is made of it.

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