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Site of bacterial respiration is
Site of bacterial respiration is
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The correct option is B Mesosome
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of bacterial respiration is mesosome. Mesosome is a characteristic circular to
villiform specialisation of cell membrane of bacteria that develops as an
ingrowth from the plasma membrane. It consists of vesicles, tubules and
lamellae. Mesosome is of two types- septal and lateral. Lateral mesosome
contains respiratory enzymes and is, therefore, often called chondrioid. It is
believed to be equal to mitochondrian of eukaryotes.
Site of bacterial respiration is mesosome. Mesosome is a characteristic circular to villiform specialisation of cell membrane of bacteria that develops as an ingrowth from the plasma membrane. It consists of vesicles, tubules and lamellae. Mesosome is of two types- septal and lateral. Lateral mesosome contains respiratory enzymes and is, therefore, often called chondrioid. It is believed to be equal to mitochondrian of eukaryotes.
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