How is the plasma membrane in bacteria similar to that of eukaryotes?
How is the plasma membrane in bacteria similar to that of eukaryotes?
- It is selectively permeable in nature
- It is thick and tough
- It is composed of different materials
- It is not similar to that of eukaryotes
Solution
The plasma membrane in bacteria is selectively permeable in nature, just like that of eukaryotes, and interacts with the outside world.
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