how is a prokaryotic cell different from a eukaryotic or breaks
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Prokaryotic Cell
Eukaryotic Cell
Definition
These are organisms made up of cells that lack a cell nucleus or any membrane-encased organelles.
These organisms are made up of cells that possess a membrane-bound nucleus as well as membrane-bound organelles.
Nucleus
It has no nucleus.
It has a true nucleus, bounded by a double membrane.
DNA arrangement
It has a circular loop.
It is linear.
Size
Small cells ( < 5 µm)
Large cells ( < 10 µm)
Cell
Always unicellular
Mostly multi-cellular
Cell wall
Usually present; chemically complex in nature
When present, chemically simple in nature
Protein
It does not contain protein in its DNA.
It contains proteins in the DNA to form chromatin.
Ribosome
It contains small ribosomes.
It contains large ribosomes.
Cytoplasm
No cytoskeleton
Always have cytoskeleton
Cell division
Cell division is by binary fission
Cell division is by mitosis
Reproduction
Reproduction is always asexual
Reproduction is asexual or sexual
Metabolic pathways
Huge variety of metabolic pathways
Common metabolic pathways
Flagella
Consist of two protein building blocks
It is complex in nature and consists of multiple microtubules
Multi-cellular forms
Rare
Common with extensive tissue formation
Mesosomes
They perform functions of golgi-bodies and mitochondria, and also help in separation of chromosomes.
Not present
Plasma membrane
No carbohydrates and lacks sterols
Sterols and carbohydrates are both present
Glycocalyx
Present as a capsule or slime layer
Present in some cells which lack a cell wall
Example
Bacteria and Archaea
Animal cells and plant cells
Eukaryotic Cell
Definition
These are organisms made up of cells that lack a cell nucleus or any membrane-encased organelles.
These organisms are made up of cells that possess a membrane-bound nucleus as well as membrane-bound organelles.
Nucleus
It has no nucleus.
It has a true nucleus, bounded by a double membrane.
DNA arrangement
It has a circular loop.
It is linear.
Size
Small cells ( < 5 µm)
Large cells ( < 10 µm)
Cell
Always unicellular
Mostly multi-cellular
Cell wall
Usually present; chemically complex in nature
When present, chemically simple in nature
Protein
It does not contain protein in its DNA.
It contains proteins in the DNA to form chromatin.
Ribosome
It contains small ribosomes.
It contains large ribosomes.
Cytoplasm
No cytoskeleton
Always have cytoskeleton
Cell division
Cell division is by binary fission
Cell division is by mitosis
Reproduction
Reproduction is always asexual
Reproduction is asexual or sexual
Metabolic pathways
Huge variety of metabolic pathways
Common metabolic pathways
Flagella
Consist of two protein building blocks
It is complex in nature and consists of multiple microtubules
Multi-cellular forms
Rare
Common with extensive tissue formation
Mesosomes
They perform functions of golgi-bodies and mitochondria, and also help in separation of chromosomes.
Not present
Plasma membrane
No carbohydrates and lacks sterols
Sterols and carbohydrates are both present
Glycocalyx
Present as a capsule or slime layer
Present in some cells which lack a cell wall
Example
Bacteria and Archaea
Animal cells and plant cells
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Prokaryotic Cell
1. Cell size is generally small (1-10 μm)
2. Nucleus is not bounded by a membrane and it is called nucleoid.
3. Only a single chromosome is present.
4. Nucleolus is absent.
5. Membrane bound cell organelles are absent.
6. Cell division by fission or budding (no mitosis).
7. For example - bacteria etc.
Eukaryotic Cell 1. Cell is generally large (5-100 (μm) 2. Nuclear material is surrounded by a nuclear membrane. 3. More than one chromosome are present. 4. Nucleolus is present. 5. Cell organelles bounded by membrane are present. 6. Cell division mitotic or meiotic.
7. For example plants and animals.
7. For example - bacteria etc.
Eukaryotic Cell 1. Cell is generally large (5-100 (μm) 2. Nuclear material is surrounded by a nuclear membrane. 3. More than one chromosome are present. 4. Nucleolus is present. 5. Cell organelles bounded by membrane are present. 6. Cell division mitotic or meiotic.
7. For example plants and animals.
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