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What replaces peptidoglycan in Archaea cell walls? an S-layer organelles DNA amino acids

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an S-layer

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1. Identify Archaea cell wall composition Archaea lack peptidoglycan; most have an S-layer (surface-layer) made of proteins or glycoproteins.2. Eliminate incorrect options Organelles, DNA, and amino acids do not form the cell wall structure.

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