Unicellular Life Part 1: Bacteria

Finally! After talking about atoms and molecules in chemistry, big molecules in biochemistry, and all the parts of the cell in this biology series, we are finally ready to look at entire living organisms! But we have to start with the simplest ones on the planet, and that is undoubtedly bacteria. We went over many aspects of bacterial structure when we talked about prokaryotic cells, but now let's learn about the types of bacteria, and some of the things that they do.
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