10

How are bacterial cells different from plant and animal

cells?

A

Bacterial cells

Bacterial cells contain many more cell organelles.

Bacterial cells contain almost no cell organelles.

Bacterial cells have more complex cell organelles.

Bacterial cells have well-defined nuclei.

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Cassius Poole

Physics

30 September, 07:34

10

How are bacterial cells different from plant and animal

cells?

A

Bacterial cells

Bacterial cells contain many more cell organelles.

Bacterial cells contain almost no cell organelles.

Bacterial cells have more complex cell organelles.

Bacterial cells have well-defined nuclei.

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George Ewing · Answer 1

How do bacterial cells differ from animal cells? Bacteria cells are prokaryotic meaning they have no membrane bound nucleus or membrane bound organelles which a plant or animal cell would, bacteria have DNA which is in a colied 'loop' within the cytoplasm aong with the ribosomes.

10How are bacterial cells different from plant and animalcells?ABacterial cellsBacterial cells contain many more cell organelles.Bacterial cells contain almost no cell organelles.Bacterial cells have more complex cell organelles.Bacterial cells have well-defined nuclei.

10

How are bacterial cells different from plant and animal

cells?

A

Bacterial cells

Bacterial cells contain many more cell organelles.

Bacterial cells contain almost no cell organelles.

Bacterial cells have more complex cell organelles.

Bacterial cells have well-defined nuclei.