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Is it true that the shape of the Gram Positive and negative bacteria can be of any shape?

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Is it true that the shape of the Gram Positive and negative bacteria can be of any shape?

I'm not sure if there is a fixed shape for the Gram Positive and negative bacteria. IS Gram+ just cocci and chain shape and negative rod shape?

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Both gram positive and gram negative can be of any shape. Note gram staining only tells the difference between cell membrane organization, such as if the peptidoglycan layer.

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Thx!

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