Mesosomes are the invagination of which bacterial cell structure?

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FMDC 2023

Q-52

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<p>Mesosomes are the invagination of which bacterial cell structure?</p>

Biology

Miscellaneous

Question 52 of 200

Multiple Choice

Cell wall

12.65%

Explanation:

Plasma membrane

75.91%

Explanation:

Plasmid

7.71%

Explanation:

Cysts

3.73%

Explanation:

Explanation

Mesosomes are invaginations of the plasma membrane in bacterial cells. They are involved in various functions, including cell division and respiration.