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difference between eukaryotic and mesokaryotic cells?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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As mesokaryotic cells contain a well-organised nucleus like that of eukaryotic cells, but its nucleus divides through amitosis like that of prokaryotes, so the cells are termed mesokaryotes which indicates its nucleus resembles both eukaryotic and prokaryotic nucleus

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Answered by AfreenMohammedi
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As mesokaryotic cells contain a well-organised nucleus like that of eukaryotic cells, but its nucleus divides through amitosis like that of prokaryotes, so the cells are termed mesokaryotes which indicates its nucleus resembles both eukaryotic and prokaryotic nucleus

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