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Bacterial cell cover

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Layers which surrounds the bacterial cell are called bacterial cell cover. This formation is compound from cytoplasmic membrane, cellular wall and to some bacteria, the capsule. These formations are different to gram positive and gram negative bacteria’s based on their construction of the cellular wall.

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