describe: The way in which the magnetosomes present in the bacteria behave like magnets.

Plasmids: contain genes needed by the cell for everyday function. confer new, non-essential capabilities to a bacterial cell. occur one to a cell. lack an Origin of Replication.

Imagine you are working in a microbiology lab. You perform an experiment where you take a culture of bacterial cells, transfer them to a new solution (Solution A), and then determine the number of living cells. You are surprised by the result: there are no living cells! Which of the following is a possible explanation for your observation? Solution A is hypertonic for your bacterium, resulting in the diffusion of water out of the cells. Solution A is isotonic for your bacterium, resulting in the diffusion of water out of the cells. Solution A is hypotonic for your bacterium, resulting in the diffusion of water out of the cells. Solution A is hypertonic for your bacterium, resulting in the diffusion of ions out of the cells.

Write a diagram of bacilli and spirilla in bacteria?