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Which term is not used to describe bacterial cell shapes?
cylindrical shape doesn't describe for the bacterial cell
shapes
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What are three main shapes of bacterial cells?
the three main shapes spherical, rod, and coxi.
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Difference between bacterial cells and human cells?
Bacterial cells are prokaryotic while human cells are
eukaryotic. Human cells have a membrane bound nuclues, bacterial
cells do not. Human cells have DNA, bacterial cells have plasmid.
Cell division occurs differently. Cell shapes differ.
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Are all cell the same shape?
No, there are different shapes of cells
Example: Skin cells, Bacterial cells, Nerve cells, Egg cells and
Plant cells.
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What do bacterial cells look like?
bacterial cells can look like a number of things and they come
in all diffrent shapes and sizes, if u go on google images and
write bacterial cells a load of things will come up
:D
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How would you describe the morphology and arrangement of the cells in your capsule stain preparations?
Bacterial cells typically have one of three shapes: spherical
(coccus), oblong (bacillus), or curved (spirillum of vibrio).
Depending on the plane of binary fission, cells form chains,
clusters with various geometry, or single cells.
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List the Cells that have particular shapes to do particular jobs?
describe cells that have changed their shape to do a special
job
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What three shapes can be bacterial cells have?
Rod shape = bacillus
Round shape = cocci
Spiral shape = spirilla
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Do bacterial cells have vacuoles?
do bacterial cells have a vacuoles
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Is used to describe the shape and arrangement of the individual bacterial cells?
bacterials cells only have one sell just to let you know :)
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What are the three bacterial shapes?
The three bacterial shapes are bacillus or rod shaped; coccus or
spherical shaped and spirillum or spiral shaped.
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How do bacterial cells reproduce?
Bacterial cells reproduce Asexually.
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Bacterial cells do not have a genetic material?
no, bacterial cells do not have genetic material
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Do bacterial cells have a nucleus?
Bacterial cells do NOT have a nucleus. And that is why they are
considered prokaryotic.
Asked in Biology, Cell Biology (cytology)
How are bacterial cells different from animal cells?
some bacterial cells are not controled by a nucleus but by
DNA.
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Do bacterial cells have a nuclues?
Bacterial cells are not eukaryotic cells, which means they do
not have a nucleus. They do, however, have chromosome.
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How does a bacterial cell differ from and animal cell?
Bacterial cells are prokariotic, animal cells are
eukariotic.
Bacterial cells have cell wall, animal cells don't.
Only bacterial cells use murein to build cells walls.
Bacterial cells have smalles ribosomes comparing to animal
cells.
Bacterial cells don't have golgi apparatus, ER, mitochndria,
chloroplasts.
Bacterias can gain energy by photosynthesis or chemosynthesis,
animals can't.
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How does the size of bacterial cells compare to the size of eukaryotic cells?
bacterial cells are much smaller than eukaryotic cells
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What is bacterial transformation?
Bacterial transformation is the process where bacterial cells
take up foreign DNA molecules. This DNA is then integrated into the
genome of the bacterial cells.
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What term is used to describe bacterial replication?
Bacterial reproduction most commonly occurs by a kind of cell
division called binary fission. Binary fission results in the
formation of two bacterial cells that are genetically
identical.
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Are bacterial cells larger then plant and animal cell?
no. bacterial cells are much smaller.