d. Ziehl - Neelsen's staining30. What is the function of bacterial capsule?a. Pròduction of organism from phagocy osisb. Helps in adherence of bacteria to surface.in its environmentc. Both a and bd. None of these D.Masaki Ogata22. The membranes of which domains are chemically the most similar?A.Archaea and BacteriaB.Bacteria and EukaryaC.Eukarya and ArchaeaD.membranes of all three doma ns are chemically identical33. Primary differences between ci ia and flagella areA.arrangement of microtubulesB.length and location of basal bodiesC.how the microtubules are fused to each otherD.number, length and direction of force24. All membranes of free-fiving organisms have phospholipid bilayers, ut excepticA.bacteria

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d. Ziehl - Neelsen's staining
30. What is the function of bacterial capsule?
a. Pròduction of organism from phagocy osis
b. Helps in adherence of bacteria to surface.in its environment
c. Both a and b
d. None of these

D.Masaki Ogata
22. The membranes of which domains are chemically the most similar?
A.Archaea and Bacteria
B.Bacteria and Eukarya
C.Eukarya and Archaea
D.membranes of all three doma ns are chemically identical
33. Primary differences between ci ia and flagella are
A.arrangement of microtubules
B.length and location of basal bodies
C.how the microtubules are fused to each other
D.number, length and direction of force
24. All membranes of free-fiving organisms have phospholipid bilayers, ut exceptic
A.bacteria

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