Science, asked by fahimsiddikalaskar7, 28 days ago

Question: how is a bacterial cell different from an onion cell
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Answered by ashokbsita
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They are the prokaryotic cells. They do not have organelles bounded with membranes as they do not have a complex body. They even lack membrane around the nucleus. Onion cell is a eukaryotic cell with well-defined membranes around the organelles.

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