1.3 Eukaryotic And Proaryotic Cells (GCSE Biology)

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Animal cells differ from bacterial cells because animal cells:

Which one of these is present in bacterial cells but not animal cells?

In prokaryotic cells, DNA is mainly:

The bacterial cell wall doesn`t contain:

Eukaryotic cells consist of cytoplasm, genetic material, and:

Which structure is used by bacteria for movement?

Many bacteria have an extra protective layer called:

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

Which part is exclusive to prokaryotic cells?

Eukaryotic cells contain their genetic material within:

The genetic material in a bacterial cell is located:

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