IS THE STRUCTURE OF DEINOCOCCUS RADIODURANS HARD

TO UNDERSTAND, YOU MAY ASK?

              NO, NOT AT ALL!

The structure of this bacter is not too complicated. It is a ring-shaped structure that has many

little strands that contain DNA.

These little strands of DNA play a

very important role in the  functions and structure of the bacteria.

 The DNA strands are packed so tightly  together that 

diffusion is not possible for movement, but the strands do

allow  ordinary processes to happen 100,000

times quicker, which is a very good thing. A negative fact about the strands is that they are     not

able to produce. The structure of the bacteria contains

many ribosomes and ribosomal units, but does not contain

spores. Lastly, Deinococcus radiodurans has a  multi-layered

cell wall.