<u>The eukaryotic cell differs from the prokaryotic cell in the following ways:</u>
- The eukaryotic cells have a <em>membrane-bound nucleus</em>, whereas the prokaryotic cell has a <em>non-membrane bound nucleoid</em>.
- According to the size, the eukaryotic cell is <em>large</em> when compared to the prokaryotic cell.
- The eukaryotic cell undergoes cell division through a process called <em>mitosis or meiosis</em>, whereas the prokaryotic cell divides through <em>fission or budding.</em>
- Membrane-bound <em>cell organelles</em> are present in eukaryotic cells whereas absent in a prokaryotic cell.
- The process of <em>gene expression</em> occurs in two different cell organelles (nucleus and cytoplasm) in the case of eukaryotic cells, whereas in the prokaryotic cell it occurs in the cytoplasm.
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proteins
Explanation:
Proteins are distinct from carbohydrates, nucleic acids and lipids in that a protein is made of amino acids.
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