An enzyme found in deep ocean organisms that allows them to grow.
Carbohydrates
Mouth
Anus
Saliva
Liver
Stomach
Esophagus
Extract
Hydrochloric
Small intestine
Pancreas
Enzyme
Balanced
Villi
Bloodstream
Mouth
Calcium
Meat
Protein
Sugar
<u>Answer: B.</u> The prokaryotic cells are smaller than the eukaryotic cells.
Explanation: <em>Its just the simple process of elimination.</em> <u>Prokaryotic cells lack of a lot of things, including mitochondria</u>, so it couldn't be <u>option C.</u> <u>BOTH</u> <u>prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells</u><u><em> have</em></u><u> cytosol AND ribosomes, so the answer couldn't be D or A,</u> and <u>you're left with option B.</u> <em>Meaning option B is the correct choice.</em>
Answer: Prokaryotic cells
Explanation:
The reason antibiotics are so effective is because they have properties that selectively attack bacteria cells while leaving human cells unscathed.
Bacteria cells are prokaryotic which means that they have cells walls. Human cells on the other hand are Eukaryotic which do not usually have cell walls.
Antibiotics majorly work by attacking the cell walls of bacteria thus making it weak and prone to bursting or easier to destroy by the body's immune system while leaving human cells which do not have the cell walls.
Other antibiotics work in different ways but generally do so by attacking prokaryotic characteristics.
