Q.Mesosomes, formed by the extension and infolding of the bacterial plasma membrane into the cytoplasm, are believed to assist in:

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Mesosomes, formed by infolding of the plasma membrane, assist bacterial cell wall formation, DNA replication/distribution, and respiration. …

Mesosomes are formed when the bacterial plasma membrane extends and folds inward into the cytoplasm as vesicles, tubules or sheet-like lamellae, which greatly increases the surface area of membrane available inside the cell. This extra membrane surface is believed to assist several processes: formation of the new cell wall during division, replication of DNA and its distribution to the two daughter cells, respiration, secretion, an …

Recall that mesosomes serve multiple related functions tied to increased membrane su …

Assuming mesosomes have only a single, narrow function (e.g. only photosynthesis or only protein synthesi …