Describe how bacteria do each of these life functions

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Some bacteria have structural components called flagella or pili, which help it move around in fluid or stick to other objects, such as other cells. Bacteria either produce their own food or consume other cells for food, and they use it by converting it in their cellular organelles. Bacteria can either reproduce through asexual (budding, binary fissure) or sexual reproduction (plasmid loop transfer)

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