The arrows for numbers 1 and 6 point to ________, which can…
The arrows for numbers 1 and 6 point to ________, which can be degraded by the host enzyme_________. Image description: Cell wall structures shown for 2 different types of bacteria (A and B). Both structures contain a plasma membrane and peptidoglycan structures. Type B bacteria also contain an outer membrane.Image description: Cell wall structures shown for 2 different types of bacteria (A and B). Both structures contain a plasma membrane and peptidoglycan structures. Type B bacteria also contain an outer membrane. Structure 1 and 6 is the layer of blue and purple spheres.
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Bacterial cells from a new isolate were grown under two conditions: aerobic (dotted black line) and anaerobic (solid blue line). Based on data from growth curves below, this microbe is a/an: Image description: A bacterial cell was grown under different oxygen conditions over time. The y-axis is the number of cells (log scale) and the x-axis is over time. The dotted black line is growth under aerobic conditions and the solid blue line is growth under anaerobic conditions. The dotted black line is at a level higher than that of the solid blue line, both increase over time and then drop back down at the end.
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Which structure can cause septic shock? Image description: Cell wall structures shown for 2 different types of bacteria (A and B). Both structures contain a plasma membrane and peptidoglycan structures. Type B bacteria also contain an outer membrane. Structure 1 and 6 is the layer of blue and purple spheres. Structures 2 and 5 are a double layer of spheres with long tails pointing towards each other. Structure 3 is embedded in structure 5. Structure 4 is the long red lines sticking up on the top/outside of the bacterial cell wall.
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