The Outer Cell Wall of the Gram-Negative Bacteria Serves Three

Multiple Choice

The outer cell wall of the gram-negative bacteria serves three important functions, which includes all the following except it

A) provides an attachment site for the flagella, which will act in locomotion.
B) acts as a barrier to hydrophobic compounds and harmful substances.
C) acts as a sieve.
D) provides attachment sites that enhance adhesion to host cells.