Base on Carl woese' ribosomal RNA (rRNA) gene tree. How can I map the following traits: 1.Monolayer lipid membrane 2.Linear chromosomes 3.Gram-negative cell wall 4.Several RNA polymerase 5.DNA 6.Glycerol 7.70s ribosomes 8.Nucleus To Carl's gene tree (bacteria,Archae,Eukarya)

Base on Carl woese' ribosomal RNA (rRNA) gene tree. How can I map the following traits: 1.Monolayer lipid membrane 2.Linear chromosomes 3.Gram-negative cell wall 4.Several RNA polymerase 5.DNA 6.Glycerol 7.70s ribosomes 8.Nucleus To Carl's gene tree (bacteria,Archae,Eukarya)

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