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Eukaryotic

True nucleus

Prokaryotic

No true nucleus

Flagella undulipodia

Few and long in length


1200 um

Cilla

Many and short in length, move in a wave like motion (10 um)


eg moving nucleus-ciliated epithelium.


Contain microtubules 9 pairs in a circle, 2 form a central bundle "9+2" arrangement


Slide past each other (energy from ATP)

Cytoskeleton

Network of protein fibres & microtubules found within the cell - gives structure & responsible for movement of many materials

Describe the structure of mitochondria

Describe the structure of chlorplasts

Roles of cytoskeleton

-Provides support to cell


-Moves membrane for endo/exocytosis


-Movement of organelles/ vesicles


-Movement of flagella/ cilia (create a current)


-Make up centrioles/ spindle fibres

Features of prokaryotic cells

-No true nucleus/ membrane bound organelles


-Loose strands of DNA in cytoplasm


-Circular DNA


-Smaller ribosomes (18nm/70s)


-Peptidoglycan cell wall


-Smaller diameter (0.5/5um)


-Flagellum


-Plasmids

Features of eukaryotic cells

-True nucleus


-DNA in nucleus-around histone proteins


-Linear DNA


Larger ribosomes (22nm/80S)


-Cellulose/chitin cell wall


-Larger diameter (20 - 40 um)


-Cilia


-No plasmids

Describe the structure of the nucleus