Mycoplasmas are very small bacteria that lack a cell wall and have a very small genome. They are therefore resistant to antibiotics that act by inhibiting cell wall synthesis, require a rich growth medium, and are more labile to inactivation by environmental factors than are the more resistant typical bacteria with cell walls, such as E. coli. Recent information, however, suggests that Mycoplasma gallisepticum (MG) cells survive longer outside the host than has been previously believed.
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