Bacteria and archaea differ in the biochemical composition of their cell wall as bacteria have peptidoglycans in their cell wall whereas archaea do not have peptidoglycans.
Bacteria and archaea are the two groups of prokaryotes ( as they lack nucleus and membrane bound organelles) that occupy two distinct domains according to three domain system classification of Carl Woese.
They both are single celled, microscopic organisms. Archaea live in extremenly harsh environmental conditions ( such as hotsprings) whereas bacteria live in moderate environmental conditions.
<span>Apart from their habitats, Bacteria and Archaea differ in cell wall structure and membrane lipid composition. All bacteria have peptidoglycans in the cell wall whereas the archaea do not. Both also are different in RNA polymerases and thus in their protein synthesis. </span>
A virus that specifically attacks podocytes <span>would damage the visceral layer of the glomerular capsule .The podocytes is one of the components of the nephrons. </span><span>The capillart called glomerular capsule together with a capsule of epithelial cells form the renal corpuscle. </span>
A species<span> is a way to </span>classify<span> an </span>organism by its distinct characteristics that match others in a population<span> - </span>organisms<span> within a </span>species<span> have the ability to produce offspring with one another.</span>
It comes from a unicellular organism named Chloroplast that produces a green pigment substance called chlorophyll, this where oxygen is produced as a by-product of photosynthesis.
