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	The cell wall is composed of rows of peptidoglycan cross-linked together with pentaglycine chains. Peptidoglycan consists of N-acetylmuramic Acid ('''NAM''') and N-acetylglucosamine ('''NAG''') polymers. The NAM residues have a five amino acid side chain that terminates with two D-Alanine ('''D-Ala''') residues.		The cell wall is composed of rows of peptidoglycan cross-linked together with pentaglycine chains. Peptidoglycan consists of N-acetylmuramic Acid ('''NAM''') and N-acetylglucosamine ('''NAG''') polymers. The NAM residues have a five amino acid side chain that terminates with two D-Alanine ('''D-Ala''') residues.

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