The purpose of a bacterium's capsule is protection.
<h3>What use does the capsule of a bacteria serve?</h3>
White blood cells may eat and kill pathogens, but capsules could stop that from happening (phagocytosis). Although the precise mechanism for avoiding phagocytosis is unknown, it may occur because the presence of capsules makes the surface elements of bacteria more slippery, preventing the bacterium from being absorbed by phagocytic cells.
Capsules comprised of bacterial defenses and the host. The main function of the capsules of pathogenic bacteria is to prevent opsonophagocytosis or in the case of Gram-negative bacteria, complement-mediated lysis by shielding the bacterial surface from interactions with the host immune system.
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Eukaryotic cells are cells with a nucleus while prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleus.
<span>its a lipid im sure it is love </span>
I would say the lens. The lens focuses light. The pupil allows light to come in, the iris gives color and controls how much light comes in.
I believe the first part is conduction. I'm sorry I can't help with the rest.
