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Prokaryote/eukaryote similarities

chemical composition of cell


same kinds of metabolism


Genetic material composed of DNA


plasma membrane

Prokaryote genetic material

haploid


single circular chromosome (plasmid)

Eukaryote genetic meterial

diploid


linear chromosomes

Eukaryotes have DNA coiled around ______ inside of _____ envelopes

histones


nucleus

Eukaryotes have ____ organelles

membrane bound

Prokaryote respiration

plasma membrane

Eukaryote respiration

mitochondria

Prokaryote photosynthesis

plasma membrane

Eukaryote

Chloroplasts

Prokaryotes cell wall

peptidoglycan

Eukaryotes cell wall

cellulose or chitin

Eukaryote flagella

microtubules in 9+2 arrangements

Prokaryote cell division

binary fission

Eukaryote cell division

mitosis

coccus

cocci


spherical

bacillus

rod


bacilli

spiral

spiral

Peptidoglycan composed of

NAG


NAM

Gram positive cell walls

thick peptidoglycan


Teichoic acids


No outer membrane

Gram negative cell walls

thin peptidoglycan


no teichoic acids


outer membrane

Lysozyme

digest disaccharide in peptidoglycan

Penicillin

inhipits peptide bridges in peptidoglycan

Protoplast

wall less gram positive

Spheroplast

wall less gram negative

Slime layer and capsule are ____

glycocalyx

Flagellum are made from chains of

flagellin


(protein)

Axial filaments

anchored at one end of cell


rotation causes cell to move

Pili

hollow projections


made up of pilin

simple diffusion

movement of solute from high concentration to low concentration

Facilitated diffusion

solute combines with transporter protein in the membrane

Osmotic pressure

pressure needed to stop the movement of water across the membrane

Hypotonic

inside concentration higher than outside


water floods into cell

Hypertonic

outside concentration higher than inside


water moves out of cell

endospores

resting cells

Cytosol

fluid portion of cytoplasm