Explain the following terms
1- isolated metabolic reaction
2- prokaryotes
3 eukaryotes
4- cues 6
5- underlying interraction
Asked by ambikesh singh | 5th Apr, 2015, 10:10: AM
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Prokaryotes are the organisms that lack well-defined nucleus and other cell organelles. In case of prokaryotes, cell division occurs by fission or budding but not by mitosis. Example: bacteria, blue-green algae.
Eukaryotes are the organisms that possess well-defined nucleus along with the nuclear membrane and well-differentiated cell organelles. In case of eukaryotes, Cell division occurs by mitosis or meiosis. Examples: Euglena, plants, animals.
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Prokaryotes are the organisms that lack well-defined nucleus and other cell organelles. In case of prokaryotes, cell division occurs by fission or budding but not by mitosis. Example: bacteria, blue-green algae.
Eukaryotes are the organisms that possess well-defined nucleus along with the nuclear membrane and well-differentiated cell organelles. In case of eukaryotes, Cell division occurs by mitosis or meiosis. Examples: Euglena, plants, animals.
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Answered by Sheetal Kolte | 6th Apr, 2015, 12:07: PM
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