Discussion
Peptidoglycan is found only in the bacterial
Answer: C
Correct answer: cell wall
Peptidoglycan is a structural polymer found only in the bacterial cell wall, where its cross-linked mesh resists the cell’s internal turgor pressure. The membrane is lipid, the glycocalyx is capsule and slime material, and the spore has its own distinctive cortex - which does contain a modified peptidoglycan, but the wall is where the polymer belongs.
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