Discussion
Bayer’s junctions are sites which help in joining which of the following?
Answer: A
Correct answer: cytoplasmic membrane and outer membrane
Bayer’s junctions are places where the cytoplasmic membrane comes into contact with the outer membrane, passing through the peptidoglycan. They are thought to be the routes by which lipopolysaccharide and other components made inside are delivered to the outer membrane, and the points at which some phages inject their DNA.
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