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Set of methods to visualize certain properties (structure, gene expression, potential changes, etc.) of organisms or single cells.
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Cyanobacteria: Gram negative or Gram positive?
However, this Wikipedia article on "Gram staining" (under "Gram negative bacteria") states:
Gram-negative bacteria generally possess a thin layer of peptidoglycan between two membranes (diderms). … understand that there is a possibility that some cyanobacteria stain positive, and other stain negative (owing to the lack of a very sharp definition for "cyanobacteria", as well as the limitations of Gram-staining …
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