Difference between cell envelope structures in gram positive and gram negative bacteria. what is an example of a specialized structure in a bacterium and how it enables survival in an environment

For the microne Ideonella sakaiensis      if your microbe is cellular, include:o the general life cycleo the cell cycle and DNA replicationo how the cell divides state if it is eukaryotic or prokaryotic state the type of cell membrane/wall

Lipid A is a toxin commonly found in  parasitic protists. gram-positive bacteria. viruses. gram-negative bacteria. fungal cell walls. mycoplasmas.

Classification. Match the microbe/organism to its correct classification belongs to Domain Bacteria [Choose ] [ Choose ] prokaryote E. coli_ virus acellular microbe, contains nucleic acid helminth algae protozoa Kingdom Animalia photosynthetic eukaryotes, some may produce toxins causing "Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning" [Choose] animal-like, single celled eukaryotes [ Choose ]

WHAT ONE ADAPTATION OF A MICROBE HAVE THAT ENABLES THEM TO SURVIVE LOW TEMP., HIGH PRESSURE. HIGH SALT, AND ACIDIC PH ENVIRONMENT? HOW DO THEY FIGHT AGAINST THESE CONDITIONS?

How does amoeba ingest a food particle through the process of phagocytosis?  (very detailed please:) thank you)

Describe gram negative and gram positive cells walls.

Lifestyle of Escherichia Coli: General environment, lifestyle, and growth conditions of your microorganism. Can it be grown in lab?

Development of Resistance to antimicrobial drugs: What is the difference between a natural, semisynthetic, and synthetic antibiotic?  How was the first natural antibiotic discovered? (To answer this question, identify the antibiotic, distinguish between the fungus and the antibiotic, explain where the antibiotic came from, and explain how people knew the antibiotic had antibiotic properties.)   Give an example of a strain of bacteria (Genus and species) that is now resistant to commonly used antibiotics (identify the specific antibiotic).   Describe the physiological mechanism used by individual bacteria to resist the antibiotic listed in part “3” of this Thought Question. For example, the mechanism could be modification of drug, modification of target, prevention of drug penetration, overproduction of target, or target mimicry. (This means that you must choose a strain of bacteria that we know the characteristic of the bacteria that allows the bacteria to be resistant.) How do…

Porins: O control what can pass through the gram negative cell wall O transport molecules through the plasma membrane via facilitated diffusion are found in the peptidoglycan attach peptidoglycan layer of cell wall to the plasma membrane are unique to gram positive bacteria