This document contains a diagram of the structure of a bacterial cell membrane with labels for its main components. It shows a bacterial cell with an outer membrane, cell wall, cytoplasmic membrane, nucleoid in the center, ribosomes, and structures such as flagella, pili, and inclusion granules. The diagram provides a visual representation of the organelles and structures found within a typical bacterial cell.

1. Structure of Bacterial Cell Membrane
Flagella
Nucleus equivalent
(syn. Nucleoid)
Cell wall murein
Capsule
Plasmid
Cytoplasmic
membrane
70S ribosomes
Depot substances
• metaphosphates
(volutin)
• glycogen (granulose)
Attachment pili
Outer membrane
(only in gram-
negative bacteria)

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