Charectersticks | Gram-positive | Gram-negative |
Teichoic acid | Contains teichoic acid | teichoic acid absent |
outer membrane | lipopolysaccharide layer (outer layer) absent | lipopolysaccharide layer present |
Toxin | produce endotoxin only | produce endotoxin as well as exotoxin |
Peptidoglycan layer | Contains a thick peptidoglycan layer | a very thin layer of peptidoglycan |
periplasmic space | absent | present |
Porins | absent | present |
Endospore | form endospore | generally absent but few may form |
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