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    The Gram-Positive Cell Wall Is Considered Stronger Than That of Gram-Negative
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The Gram-Positive Cell Wall Is Considered Stronger Than That of Gram-Negative

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The gram-positive cell wall is considered stronger than that of gram-negative cells since its hydrophobic outer membrane contains an endotoxin.

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