1.3 Eukaryotic And Proaryotic Cells (GCSE Biology)

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In prokaryotic cells, the genetic material consists mainly of:

Which of the following cannot be seen under a light microscope?

Animal cells differ from bacterial cells because animal cells:

Many bacteria have an extra protective layer called:

An example of organisms with prokaryotic cells is:

The genetic material in a bacterial cell is located:

The bacterial cell wall doesn`t contain:

A structure that`s always found in a prokaryotic cell is:

How is genetic material stored differently in eukaryotes compared to prokaryotes?

Bacteria contain extra small rings of DNA called:

Eukaryotic cells contain their genetic material within:

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