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what is the difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic Nucleus​

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Answered by PraptiMishra05
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Prokaryotes :-

  • They are mainly unicellular

  • They have only a few organelles

  • DNA is circular

  • DNA lies in the cytoplasm (Nucleus absent)

  • Cell division occurs mostly through binary fission

Eukaryotes :-

  • They are mainly multicellular except for protista

  • Many organelles

  • DNA is linear

  • DNA is inside the nucleus

  • Mitosis, meiosis or both take place.

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Answered by jiya91729
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Answer:

Prokaryotes :-

They are mainly unicellular

They have only a few organelles

DNA is circular

DNA lies in the cytoplasm (Nucleus absent)

Cell division occurs mostly through binary fission

Eukaryotes :-

They are mainly multicellular except for protista

Many organelles

DNA is linear

DNA is inside the nucleus

Mitosis, meiosis or both take place

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