Describe in detail about the Cytoplasm
Cytoplasm also possesses a number of dense granular elements (about 25,000 per cell) called the ribosomes, which are the sites of protein synthesis in the cell. Further, the cytoplasm of many bacteria contains certain storage granules consisting of fats, starch and other nutrients. Cytoplasm is very rich in proteins, and contains all the el1zyme:s required for the bacterial metabolism. From the foregoing description of an E.coli cell it should be clear that the structural organ&&im*of the organism is fairly simple. However, the organism is still able to accomplish most of the functions that occur in a more complicated cell, such as, that of the liver.