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Question
Which sequence correctly represents the layers of a typical bacterial cell envelope from the outermost to the innermost side?
Explanation
The bacterial cell envelope is a tightly bound three-layered structure. Its outermost layer is the glycocalyx, followed by the cell wall and then the plasma membrane.
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