Bacterial cell walls aremade of peptidoglycanto form a rigid structure,the polysaccharidechains (in brackets)linked together bypeptide crosslinks(circled). Without thisnet, bacterial cell wallsburst and the bacteriafacell wallOuter membraneperiplasmdie.Inner membrane1. How would thestructure of thisCytoplasmpolymer lead tothe rigidity of thecell wall?

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