Mycoplasmas Typically

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Multiple Choice

Mycoplasmas typically

• A) lack cell walls and form a branched, filamentous mycelium.
• B) have cell walls with peptidoglycan and the smallest amount of DNA known in a cell.
• C) lack cell walls and have the smallest amount of DNA known in a cell.
• D) possess elaborate internal membrane systems and no cell wall.
• E) form a branched, filamentous mycelium containing peptidoglycan.

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