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What are the most common prokaryotes(and the smallest cells )?
The smallest and most common cell that inhabits our home, our rooms, our work place and basically everyone where around us is prokaryotes. Prokaryotes are cells that do not have a nucleus. Although they are microscopic and only 1 to 10 micrometers, they can grow to numbers that can be seen with the unaided eye in hours and minutes. In short, prokaryotes are also known as bacteria. There are 3 different kinds of bacteria that we will go through in this article. They are the Eubacteria, the Cyanobacteria, Archabacteria, and Prochlorobacteria. All of these bacteria have their different characteristics and qualities which separate them from the rest. Eubacteria is the largest of all the bacteria. They have a cell wall that is surrounded by carbohydrates which protects the bacteria from injury much like a snail and its shell. Eubacteria can have flagella, long whip-like projection, that they use to move around. Eubacteria are common in many places, and can be found in many areas as they adapt easily. Eubacteria is neither solely friendly nor harmful. Some infect larger organisms and cause diseases that may kill them; whereas others are photosynthetic and do not disturb other organisms.
What are the most common prokaryotic (and the smallest cells )?
The smallest and most common cell that inhabits our home, our rooms, our work place and basically everyone where around us is prokaryotes. Prokaryotes are cells that do not have a nucleus. Although they are microscopic and only 1 to 10 micrometers, they can grow to numbers that can be seen with the unaided eye in hours and minutes. In short, prokaryotes are also known as bacteria. There are 3 different kinds of bacteria that we will go through in this article. They are the Eubacteria, the Cyanobacteria, Archabacteria, and Prochlorobacteria. All of these bacteria have their different characteristics and qualities which separate them from the rest. Eubacteria is the largest of all the bacteria. They have a cell wall that is surrounded by carbohydrates which protects the bacteria from injury much like a snail and its shell. Eubacteria can have flagella, long whip-like projection, that they use to move around. Eubacteria are common in many places, and can be found in many areas as they adapt easily. Eubacteria is neither solely friendly nor harmful. Some infect larger organisms and cause diseases that may kill them; whereas others are photosynthetic and do not disturb other organisms.
