how is a bacterial cell different from an onion peel cell?
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Bacterial cell:-
(i) Cell wall is made peptidoglycan or cellulose.
(ii) Nucleus is absent
(iii) Vacuole is absent
(iv) These are prokaryotes.
Onion peel cell :-
(i)Cell wall is made of cellulose.
(ii) Nucleus is present
(iii) Vacuole is present.
(iv) These are eukaryotes.
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Bacterial cell-contains membranous organelles, onion peel cell-no membranous organelles: Bacterial cell being a prokaryote has a primitive form of the body, which shows no membranes around the organelles and the nucleus. ... The onion peel cell has membranous organelles and nucleus.
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