Prokaryotic cells do not have a nucleolus because they lack a nucleus.
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Ribosome in a eukaryote is formed in the cytoplasm and definitely not in the nucleolus of the nucleus . There seems to be a confusion between ribosomes and ribosomal sub units . Ribosomal sub units are indeed formed in the ncleolus . yes , agreed . But when some body raises a questions 'Where exactly ribosomes are formed ' ? The answer is - cytoplasm and definitely not nucleolus . What do my friends who read this say !!!
Only Eukaryotes have a Nucleus. However, Prokaryotes have a Nucleoid, a nucleus-like organelle that does not have a nuclear envelope or a nucleolus.
I guess a Nucleus, Nucleolus and cytoplasm?
It is called the nucleolus. It is in the nucleus
a nucleolus produces ribosomes
the parts that are only in prokaryotes are: Golgi Apparatus, nucleus, nucleolus, mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and vacuole.
Do you mean nucleolus? If so, all Eukaryotic cells like plant and animal cells have a nucleolus. but most bacterial cells such as Prokaryotes have a nucleoid which is different from a nucleus or nucleolus.
Ribosome in a eukaryote is formed in the cytoplasm and definitely not in the nucleolus of the nucleus . There seems to be a confusion between ribosomes and ribosomal sub units . Ribosomal sub units are indeed formed in the ncleolus . yes , agreed . But when some body raises a questions 'Where exactly ribosomes are formed ' ? The answer is - cytoplasm and definitely not nucleolus . What do my friends who read this say !!!
Ribosomes are organelles in a cell that synthesize proteins. In prokaryotes, they are formed in the cytoplasm. In eukaryotes, they are formed in the nucleolus.
Only Eukaryotes have a Nucleus. However, Prokaryotes have a Nucleoid, a nucleus-like organelle that does not have a nuclear envelope or a nucleolus.
Prokaryotes differ with other organisms in they don't have definite nucleus, nuclear envelop is absent. nucleolus is absent. no mitosis instead they show amitosis mediated by divisomes ( septasome ) which include the protein FtsZ ( filaments that are temperature sensitive Z ).
They both have a cell membrane, ribosomes, and DNA (although in the prokaryotic cell, it is just a "nucleoid region" while the eukaryotic cell contains the nucleus, nuclear envelope, Nucleolus, etc.
The dark-staining, spherical body in the nucleus that produces ribosomal subunits is called nucleolus. It is composed of proteins and ribonucleic acids.
I guess a Nucleus, Nucleolus and cytoplasm?
Nucleolus.
yes prokaryotes have prokaryotes
It is called the nucleolus. It is in the nucleus