Answer:
Bioprospecting can be described as a term used for the search of valuable biodiversity out of which valuable compounds can be made.
Biopiracy can be described as a term which is used for the exploitation of biological material from plants or animals while failing to compensate for it.
The ethical concerns of this bioprospecting is that we shall look into consideration that we do not exploit the Earth from the plants and animals species which are beneficial to us. The research practices done on these plants and animals may eradicate the wild type varieties of them.
Cells are classified as prokaryotic when they lack a defined nucleus.
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Answer:
There would be no life (except for viruses [if they are considered to be alive]).
Explanation:
These cells are the "building blocks" of life, and all have RNA or DNA in them and a membrane around the outside. The only example of something "alive" without cells might be viruses (like what causes chickenpox or the flu) which are just packets of protein and DNA.