Bacterial Growth and Form

From the first cell to the last universal ancestor; The contrast of the cellular abilities of eukaryotes and prokaryotes; Bacterial growth; The synthesis of functional bacterial wall; Turgor pressure of bacterial cells; The surface stress theory;: non vitalism in action; The mechanical aspects of cell division; The Gram-positive coccus: Enterococcus hirae; Gram-positive rod-shaped organism: Bacillus subtilis; The Gram-negative rod: Escherichia coli; The problem of apical growth of streptomyces and fungi; Twisting and rotation during the growth of Gram-positive rods; The structural and physiological roles of the layers of the envelope of Gram-negative acteria; Gliding motility, protonmotive force, and flagellar rotation; The porkaryote persuasion.