ention of dyes within the cell wall for a positive result or the rinsing away of

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ention of dyes within the cell wall for a positive result or the rinsing away of the dyes and leakage of the membrane for a negative re acterial cell a blue-purple color (positive result), but the thinner oell walls will not allow for the retention of these crystals during rinsin ye that does not require interaction with the cell wall to maintain its retention is used (negative result), In addition to differences in cel e proteins and lipids associated with their cell walls, as well as the composition of their cell membranes, Gram-positive walls are com ycan layer on the outside offering support. Proteins anchor the membrane and the cell wall together to provide support and structure ou try to explain in your tutorial that even though these bacteria stain "negative" they do have a thin layer of peptidoglycan sandwiched ch attribute into the bin of the bacterial group it belongs to, based on whether the bacterium is a Gram-positive or a Gram-ne dual lipid bilayer membranes single lipid biayer membrane thin layer of pepiidogMaan iplakmc space Gram-positive bacterial cell wall Gram negative bacterial cell waN Hints My Answers Gare up Review Part Try Aga rrect. One attem

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Gram-positive bacterial cell wall

Gram-negative bacterial cell wall

single lipid bilayer membrane

dual lipid bilayer membranes

Thick layer of peptidoglycan

thin layer of peptidoglycan

periplasmic space

teichoic acids