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Nuclear envelope

Eukarya

organelles enclosed by membrane

eukarya

DNA occurs in circular form

bacteria, archaea

ribosome size

bacteria: 705


archaea: 705


eukarya: 805

plasma membrane lipids bonded by ester linkages

bacteria & eukarya

More than 10 subunits of RNA

archaea & eukarya

peptidoglycan in cell wall

bacteria

translation initiated with methionine

archaea & eukarya

histones present

archaea & eukarya

Introns in most genes

eukarya

multicellular

eukarya & **bacteria

grows above 80C

bacteria & archaea

methanogenesis

archaea

chemoautotrophy

bacteria &archaea

nitrogen fixation

bacteria & archaea