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A. Exotoxins are toxic chemicals released by a living cell into its surroundings.
B. A for active Component. This component
enzymatically inactivates host cell intracellular pathways.
C. B for binding component. This component binds
the exotoxins to the receptors present on the host cell
surface.
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1. Hypertonic (Honey has a high solute concentration).
2. Plasmolysis ( In a hypertonic solution bacterial cell lose water
due to exosmosis).
3. Sporulation ( under unfavourable conditions bacteria form
spores).
4. Forespore (It is a initial stage of spore formation).
5. Core ( Core of an Endospore contains dehydrated
cytoplasm).
6. Cortex (Cortex of Endospore is made up of thick layer of
peptidoglycan).
7. Coat (Outermost structure made up of proteins).
8. Mother cell (Endospore is released into the environment from the mother cell).
9. Germination ( Endospore germinates under favourable conditions).
10. Vegetative ( Endospore germinates into fully functional vegetative cell).
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