A) stalk.
B) S-layer.
C) septum.
D) termination site.
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A) Energy is released if the circles move into the cell or if the squares move out of the cell.
B) Energy is released if the circles move into the cell or if the squares move into the cell.
C) Energy is released if the circles move out of the cell or if the squares move out of the cell.
D) Energy is released if the circles move out of the cell or if the squares move into the cell.
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A) DNA
B) RNA
C) protein
D) phospholipids
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A) Both the circles and the squares move down their concentration gradients.
B) Both the circles and the squares move against their concentration gradients.
C) The circles move down their concentration gradient and the squares move against their concentration gradient.
D) The circles move against their concentration gradient and the squares move down their concentration gradient.
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
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A) the origin of replication site
B) supercoils
C) porins
D) pilins
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A) the DNA genome
B) the cell wall
C) ribosomes
D) ABC transporters
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A) Gram-positive cell envelope.
B) Gram-negative cell envelope.
C) eukaryotic cell membrane.
D) mycobacterial envelope.
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A) The wall forms a rigid cage that withstands turgor pressure.
B) The wall is impermeable to water,preventing turgor pressure.
C) The wall is impermeable to ions and other solutes,preventing osmotic imbalance.
D) The wall ensures cells are only found in environments where turgor pressure will not occur.
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