The length of a typical bacterial cell is about one-tenth that of a small eukaryotic
Chapter 1, Problem 42(choose chapter or problem)
The length of a typical bacterial cell is about one-tenth that of a small eukaryotic cell. Consequently, the cell volume of a bacterium is about order(s) of magnitude smaller than that of a small eukaryotic cell. (: Approximate the shapes of both types of cells by spheres.) log y xxy
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