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What is the Diameter of a Prokaryote?


(Micrometer=? Meter)

1 - 10 Micrometer in diameter


(Micrometer = 10*10^-6 M)

What are the 3 Main shapes of Bacteria?

- spherical(Cocci)


- rodlike(bacilli)


- spiral/ corkscrew-shaped(בורג)

How does the DNA is organized in a prokaryote, how much genes contained?

prokaryote are haploids, their dna is arranged in region called nucleoid.



It is circular, attached to plasma membrane and has HLP



Contains 1000 - 4000 genes

Plasmids replicate...

Autonomously in the cell. used as cloning vectors

Which type of Ribosome is present in a prokaryote?(full composition)




where does transcription and translation occurs?

70s Ribosome, built from 2 main parts:


-50s Large subunit consists of 5s, 23s rRNA


-30s Small subunit consists of 16 rRNA




Transcription and translation occurs in the cytoplasm


What is missing from the prokaryotic cytoplasm?

Cytoplasm is without classical cytoskeleton and mostly without organelles.

does a prokaryote have internal membranes?

yes, only in the form of membrane invagination

Mention cell wall types and second name of its main constituent

Gram positive - thick peptioglycen layer followed by plasma membrane. maintains violet after alcohol wash.



Gram negative - Lipopolysaccharide outer membrane followed by a thin peptioglycen layer - both of the consists the cell wall and are followed by the standard plasma membrane. Gram negative doesn't maintain violet color after ethanol or acetone wash(gain red)




Mycoplasma - type of bacteria that lacks a cell wall.




*peptioglycen is also called murein

Essential ways of acquiring energy


What are the characteristics of archaea, the second major group of prokaryotes?

- Chromosonal DNA is organized in structures similar to nucleosomes




- tRNA and rRNA genes contain introns




-Cell wall from pseudopeptidoglycan

2 characteristics of Prokaryotic Flagella

-Built from the protein flagellin




-doesn't covered by membrane




*Very different from Eukaryotic flagella

Elaborate on archeal cell wall

-Most archaea contain a cell wall, except Thermoplasma and Ferroplasma




-Lacks peptioglycen