how bacterial cell differnt from onin peel cell
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Bacteria cells are prokaryote, that is they have a lose gathering of genetic material and few organelles, ribosomes being the most of that. ...Onion cells are plant cells that are eukaryote. They have membrane bound organelles and a membrane bound nucleus for the genetic material. Like bacteria, plants have acell wall.
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Bacterial cells and onion peel cells are certainly different as:
ミ Bacterial cells are prokaryotic but onion peel cells are eukaryotic.
ミ We can write bacterial cells are not having membrane bound organelles and onion peel cells are having membrane bound organelles.
ミ This also means that bacterial cells are primitive and onion peel cells are advanced.
ミ Cell wall in bacteria is made of: ★ lipids ★ fats
Cell wall in onion peel cell is made of cellulose.
ミ Moreover, bacterial cell is not having as many organelles as an onoin peel cell has.
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Bacterial cells and onion peel cells are certainly different as:
ミ Bacterial cells are prokaryotic but onion peel cells are eukaryotic.
ミ We can write bacterial cells are not having membrane bound organelles and onion peel cells are having membrane bound organelles.
ミ This also means that bacterial cells are primitive and onion peel cells are advanced.
ミ Cell wall in bacteria is made of: ★ lipids ★ fats
Cell wall in onion peel cell is made of cellulose.
ミ Moreover, bacterial cell is not having as many organelles as an onoin peel cell has.
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