Adhesins on the pili of bacteria are typically proteins, while the receptors are typically glycoproteins. Wherefor should this be the case? Would it be objective as logical for adhesins to be glycoproteins and receptors to be protein​

This should be the case ( YES )

Explanation:

This should be the case and

It would be objective as logical for adhesins to be glycoproteins and receptors to be protein as well and this is because adhesins ( cell surface component) fastens bacteria to their host body ,and they can be seen as glycoproteins because The structure of Adhesins are mostly made of structural protein

Glycoproteins are proteins which contain glycans.

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in which structure in the nucleus are ribosomes made?

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