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Prokaryotes And Eukaryotes Essay
Ribosomes in prokaryotes are free to move in the cytoplasm and are much smaller compared to eukaryotic ribosomes. In eukaryotes the ribosomes are large and c...
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	Prokaryotic cells lack membrane bounded organelles such as	Chloroplast and mitochondria
	The ribosomes In bacteria are densely packed in the??	Cytoplasm
	Bacteria ribosomes have a density of 70s unlike eukaryotic that is 80s. What's the significance of this difference to drugs like streptomycin??	It could selectively combine with bacteria ribosomes and destroy it's cell wall effectively with no effect on eukaryotic ribosomal activity