Archebacteria differs from true bacteria in having?

Question

Archebacteria differs from true bacteria in having? (A) Different cell wall structure (B) Lipid bilayers in their cell membranes but no sterols (C) Circular double stranded DNA without introns (D) Anaerobic respiration

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Archaebacteria have lipid monolayer in their cell membrane. They have introns.

Q. Archebacteria differs from true bacteria in having?

Different cell wall structure

Lipid bilayers in their cell membranes but no sterols

Circular double stranded DNA without introns

Anaerobic respiration

Archaebacteria have lipid monolayer in their cell membrane. They have introns.

Archaebacteria have lipid monolayer in their cell
membrane. They have introns.