Truepera radiovictrix presents an interesting conundrum to… Truepera radiovictrix presents an

  

Truepera radiovictrix presents an interesting conundrum to… Truepera radiovictrix presents an interesting conundrum to microbiologists who try to classify them as either gram-positive or gram-negative. This bacterium has a thick cell wall composed of many layers of peptidoglycan as well as an outer membrane.  2A. Explain why these features complicate the classification of T. radiovictrix.Image transcription textP3.BCM.RT P5.BCM.RT V2.BCM.RT V1.BCM.RT P6.BCM.RT P4.BCM.RT P1.BCM.RT P7.BCM.RT P2. BCM.RTLAOB. RT LA02.RT LAOS.RT LA32.RT LA06.RT LA12.RT LA18.RT LA30.RT LA27.RT LA23.RT LA07.RTLA28.RT LA25. RT LAO4.RT LA21.RT LA24.RT LA22.RT LA13.RT LA31.RT LA14.RT LA17.RT LA29… …  2B. consider the location of the Deinococcus branch on the tree. Propose a likely scenario in the evolution of Truepera radiovictrix to explain why it has both a thick cell wall and outer membrane. Science Biology MIC 102 Share (0)