The arrangement of mycolic acids in the cell envelopes of mycobacteria allows them to function as a type of

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Jaelyn

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26 January, 18:58

The arrangement of mycolic acids in the cell envelopes of mycobacteria allows them to function as a type of

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Ruth Howard · Answer 1

The arrangement of mycolic acids in the cell wall envelopes of mycobacteria allows them to function as a type of outer membrane because an outer membrane is composed of organisms or substance that will be of function as a protection a divider for its surroundings as like the mycolic acid is doing in the cell wall of the mycobacteria.