The cell wall of E. coli is low in peptidoglycan content and high in lipids.
The cell wall of E. coli is low in peptidoglycan content and high in lipids. Like other bacteria, such as Y. pestis, when E. coli are heat-fixed, treated with a crystal-violet stain, and flushed with iodine and then alcohol, they will not remain purple. For ten points, these bacteria are negative on what microbiological test which was not named for a unit of measurement.
The cell wall of E. coli is low in peptidoglycan content and high in lipids.
gram stain (accept gram-negative)