Prokaryotic Vs Eukaryotic Cells
1. Prokaryotic cells (without nucleus)
Example of prokaryotes
includes- Bacteria and Archaea.
Know here the structure and function of prokaryotic cells.
2. Eukaryotic cells (eu- true, karyotes- nucleus)
Plants, animals, fungi,
protozoa, and algae are all eukaryotic.
Know here the structure and function of eukaryotic cells.
Prokaryotes are simple single-celled organisms and
eukaryotes can be either single-celled or multicellular organisms.
Prokaryotic Vs Eukaryotic Cells
The main difference between prokaryotic cells and Eukaryotic cells are -
Parameter |
Prokaryotic
cell |
Eukaryotic cell
|
1. Cell Size
|
Small (0.1-5.0
micrometer)
|
Large (10-100
micrometer) |
2. Organization
|
Simple |
Complex |
3. Boundary
|
Cell membrane and
cell wall |
Cell membrane, Cell wall (plant cell)
|
4. Nucleus
|
False |
True |
5. Nucleolus
|
Absent |
Present |
6. Histone
|
Absent |
Present |
7. Ribosome
|
70s |
80s |
8. Mitochondria
|
Absent |
Present |
9. Golgi Bodies
|
Absent |
Present |
10. Endoplasmic Reticulum
|
Absent |
Present |
11. Lysosome
|
Absent |
Present |
12. Cell Division
|
Binary fission |
Mitosis and meiosis |
13. Reproduction
|
Asexual |
Sexual |
14. Site of
Replication
|
Cytoplasm |
Nucleus |
15. Example
|
Bacteria, Blue-green
algae (cyanobacteria), Archaea
|
Protozoa, Fungi,
Animal And Plant cell |
16. Mesosome
|
Present |
Absent |
17. Cytoskeleton
|
Lack of cytoskeleton
(Absent)
|
Cytoskeleton (actin,
microtubules) Present |
18. Membrane-Enclosed Organelles
|
Absent
|
Present, examples
include- lysosome, Golgi complex, ER, Mitochondria, and chloroplast (plant
cell) |
19. Cell Envelope (Capsule)
|
Present |
Absent |
20. DNA Structure
|
A single circular
chromosome is present
|
Multiple linear chromosomes in the Nucleus are present |
21. Flagella
|
Simple flagella present
responsible for rotator movement
|
Complex flagella present and responsible for
whipping movement |
22. Cilia
|
Absent but fimbriae
are present
|
Present in some cells |
23. Pili
|
Present |
Absent |
24. Cell structure |
Unicellular |
Mostly multicellular; some unicellular
|
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Also, check out what is difference
between animal cells and plant cells.
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