Difference between Bacterial cell and human cheek cell
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The bacterial cell is missing a separate nucleus and nucleolus. Its DNA is a single circular strand near the center of the cell. It does not contain any membrane bound organelles (endoplasmic reticulum, lysosomes, vacuoles, golgi apparati, mitochondria, etc). It is a lot smaller than a human cheek cell. Bacteria also contain small circles of DNA called plasmids. They may also contain flagella and smaller hair-like structures called pilli. The cheek cell contains membrane bound organelles, a nucleus and nucleolus. Its DNA takes the form of rods 46 of them in humans. They are void of pili and flagella.
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Please find below the solution of your asked query:
The bacterial cell is missing a separate nucleus and nucleolus. Its DNA is a single circular strand near the center of the cell. It does not contain any membrane bound organelles (endoplasmic reticulum, lysosomes, vacuoles, golgi apparati, mitochondria, etc). It is a lot smaller than a human cheek cell. Bacteria also contain small circles of DNA called plasmids. They may also contain flagella and smaller hair-like structures called pilli. The cheek cell contains membrane bound organelles, a nucleus and nucleolus. Its DNA takes the form of rods 46 of them in humans. They are void of pili and flagella.
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