Facts: Size? Small. Nucleus? No. Membrane bond organs? No. DNA Type? Circular. Age? 3.8bya. Example: Bacteria.
By. Chantel Parker
It used to sound like a organism whose cells doesn't have a nucleus.By. Chantel Parker
Yes. Eukaryote (Eu - true, karyote - nucleus) means that the DNA is in a membrane bound organelle. Animals, plants, fungi, and protists are eukaryotic. On the other side, Prokaryote (Pro - before, karyote - nucleus) means that the cell was before the nucleus "evolved" (if you believe in evolution) either way, it means that the DNA is NOT bound by a membrane bound oganelle.
A unicellular or muiticellular organism that has a nucleus.By. Chantel Parker.
Main difference is with nucleus.If there is a nucleus it is eukariyotic.
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The term "prokaryote" comes from the Greek words "pro," meaning "before," and "karyon," meaning "nut" or "kernel," referring to the lack of a distinct nucleus in these organisms. Prokaryotes, which include bacteria and archaea, are characterized by their simple cell structure without membrane-bound organelles. In contrast, "eukaryote," derived from the Greek "eu," meaning "true," and "karyon," refers to organisms with a true nucleus and more complex cellular organization, such as plants, animals, and fungi.
"Eu-" means true, and "karyote" refers to the nucleus of a cell. So, when broken down, "eukaryote" means an organism whose cells have a true nucleus, containing genetic material enclosed within a membrane.
Basic facts: Pro-Ana braclets are red, Pro-Mia bracelets are blue. (Anorexia and Bulimia, just to clarify). Pro-Mia blues go on the right wrist. Most Pro-Ana reds go on the left wrist. Struggling pro-ana's might put the red on the wrist the eat with to remind them not to eat. (For left-handed anorexic, it doesn't make a difference.
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