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Name 4 properties of prokaryotes. |
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small, unicellular, are almost everywhere, divide by binary fission |
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What are the types of genetic material in prokaryotes and eukaryotes? |
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Pro = A naked loop of DNA. Eu = Chromosomes consisting of strands of DNA. |
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Where does cellular respiration occur in pro and eukaryotes? |
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Pro = cytoplasm/nucleoid Eu = nucleus |
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What are the sizes of ribosomes in pro and eukaryotes? |
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What keeps a plant cell in a square shape |
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what is the function of a cell wall in animal and plant cells? |
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plants = supports the cell and prevents excess water entering by osmosis, animals = Solids can only be taken in by vesicle formation, but excess water may enter by osmosis |
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what is the differences in vacuoles in plant and animal cells. |
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Plants = The vacuole expands quickly by absorbing water and allows rapid growth of cells. Animals = reduces the mass of the cell and makes movement easier |
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What is the formula for magnification |
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