¿cuáles son las diferencias entre una célula procariota y una eucariota? plis ayúdenme

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Answer: Las células procariotas son aquellas que no tienen una membrana nuclear y su núcleo puede estar dispenso en el citoplasma de la célula, a diferencia de una célula eucariota, la cual tiene una membrana celular y una nuclear, la cuál puede ser vista con ayuda un microscopio.

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La principal distinción entre estos dos tipos de organismos es que las células eucariotas tienen un núcleo unido a la membrana y las células procariotas no. El núcleo es donde los eucariotas almacenan su información genética. ... Los procariotas, por otro lado, no tienen orgánulos unidos a la membrana.

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