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Organelles
No membrane bound organelles.
Nucleoid, circular DNA w one replication origin.
Plasmids
dsDNA w genes not indispesable to the cell
ex) F plasmids=> genes for conjugation
Rplasmids=> genes for resistance against antibiotics
Cytoplasma
without cytoskeleton and MOSTLY without organelles
All DNA replication etc takes place here due to no nucleus
Cell wall
have cell wall, exception mycoplasma cells.
Gram+ only peptidoglycans
Gram- supplemented eith lipopolysaccharide coat
Metabolism
Phototrophic - photosynthesis
Chemotrophic (lito-/organotrophic) - Oxidation of chemicals
Procaryotes vs Eucaryotes
P: 1-10um, 1000-4000 genes, no regular nucleus
E: 5-100um, 10 000 - 30 000 genes, regular nucleus (membrane bound)
P: non.mitotic division, transcription and translation both in cytoplasm
E: mitotic division, transcription in nucleus translation in cytosol
Ribosomes; P 70S, E 80S
Archea vs Bacteria
Archea are more alike eucaryotes: with chromosomal DNA organized in a structure similar to nucleosomes
tRNA & rRNA contain introns
cell wall from pseudopeptidoglycan