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What are eukaryotic cells??

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Answered by pramilatiwari4931
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Explanation:

Eukaryotic cells

1. large ribosomes are present

2. nuclear is well defined with nuclear membrane

3. some organelles like mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, chloroplast ,etc

Answered by ADARSHBrainly
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Eukaryotic cells :-

  • They are usually multicellular.
  • True membrane bound Nucleus are present.
  • Cell size is 10-100um.
  • More than one chromosome are present.
  • Mitochondria are present.
  • Chloroplast are present( only in plants )
  • Ribosomes are larger in size.
  • Vesicles & Golgi apparatus are also present.
  • Examples are Plants and animal.

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More to know :-

Prokaryotic cells :-

  • They are usually Unicellular
  • True membrane bound Nucleus are absent.
  • Cell size is 1- 10 um.
  • One chromosome is present.
  • Mitochondria are absent.
  • Chloroplast are absent.
  • Ribosomes are smaller in size.
  • Vesicles & Golgi apparatus are also present. and absent respectively.
  • Examples are Bacteria and Archaea.

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