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SouravAugust 23, 2024

18. The lipopolysaccharides present in bacterial cell wall has lipid A which is connected to: (A) O-polysaccharide (B) core polysaccharide (C) both with O-polysaccharide and core polysaccharide (D) rhamnose-mannose disaccharide

18. The lipopolysaccharides present in bacterial cell wall has lipid A which is connected to:
(A) O-polysaccharide
(B) core polysaccharide
(C) both with O-polysaccharide and core polysaccharide
(D) rhamnose-mannose disaccharide

Sourav
SouravAugust 23, 2024

Answer

Answer: (B) core polysaccharide
Explanation: Lipid A, a component of lipopolysaccharides in the bacterial cell wall, is connected to the core polysaccharide. The core polysaccharide is connected to the O-polysaccharide, but lipid A itself does not directly link to the O-polysaccharide.

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