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How do bacteria differ from the cells of the organisms they infect? A. They have a cell membrane. B.They have only one chromosome C.They give off carbon dioxide D. They build pr…

How do bacteria differ from the cells of the organisms they infect? A. They have a cell membrane. B.They have only one chromosome C.They give off carbon dioxide D. They build pr…
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How do bacteria differ from the cells of the organisms they infect?

A. They have a cell membrane.
B.They have only one chromosome
C.They give off carbon dioxide
D. They build protein molecules

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I think it's A. They have a cell membrane.

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