Eukaryotic vs Prokaryotic Flashcards

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How is the size in Prokaryotes differ to Eukaryotes ?

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Eukaryotes : Larger , e.g 10 um + diameter

Prokaryotes : Smaller, e.g., 1 mm diameter

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What type of Ribosomes do they both have ?

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Smaller P - 70 S

Bigger E - 80 s

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In terms of mRNA processing ?

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Prokaryotes - multiple ribosomes entry sites

Eukaryotes - 5 cap and 3 poly ,exon splicing and nuclear export

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Is the enveloped nucleus present in Prokaryote?

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Absent in Prokaryotes but present in Eukaryotes

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What type of cells division occurs in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes ?

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Prokaryotes - Binary Fission

Eukaryotes - Mitosis

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Internal Membranes ?

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Eukaryotes - Minimal mesosome

Prokaryotes - Extensive

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What about internal double membrane organelle ?

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Mitochondria - Eukaryotes and in plants Plastids

Prokaryotes -
Absent

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What about the Regulation of core processes metabolism ,transcription and translation ?

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Prokaryotes - Optimised for efficiency but relatively simple .

Eukaryotes -

More context
dependent regulation complexity

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What are the genomes ? What about them ?

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Prokaryotes
Smaller , compact and mostly protein coding

1 circular chromosome and plasmids , no histones

Eukaryotes

  • Larger
  • 1 % Protein coding , multiple linear chromosomes with DNA wound around histones
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What about the cells walls of the Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes ?

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Prokaryotes

  • Peptidoglycan (bacteria )

Pseudomuerin
(Archaea)

Eukaryotes

None(animals)
Polysaccharide
(Cellulose in plants ; chitin in fungi)

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