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Simora [160]
3 years ago
5

There are some structures that are common to all prokaryotic cells, and others that are only found in some bacterial species or

strains. Select the structures below that are found in all bacterial cells.1. nucleoid
2. fimbriae
3. ribosomes
4. pilus (pili)
5. plasma membrane
6. flagella
7. cytoplasm
Biology
1 answer:
puteri [66]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: Nucleiod, Ribosomes, flagella, fimbriae, plasma membrane

Explanation: A typical bacteria cell possess these structures mentioned above. nucleiod is a chromosome , a nucleic acid which can be DNA or RNA, It is the genetic material of cell which every bacteria cell must have. Flagella ensures swimming movement of all bacterial cell. Ribosome of bacteria cells ensures protein synthesis. Since all bacteria cells meet, plasma membrane is permeability barrier, location of enzyme and transports solutes. Fimbriae enables bacterial cells attachment to surfaces

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