Module 3 pt. 1 E vs P

Question 1

Definition

Answer 1

E: Contains clearly defined nucleus, membrane bound organelles

P: No, contain a membrane bound nucleus and organelles

Question 2

Examples

Answer 2

E: Animal, plant, fungi, protists

P: Bacteria and Archaea

Question 3

Nucleus

Answer 3

E: Present (membrane bound)

P: Absent (nucleoid region)

Question 4

Cell Size

Answer 4

E: Large (10-100 micrometers)

P: Small (> 5 um)

Question 5

DNA Replication

Answer 5

E: Regulated with origins and sequences (Mitosis)

P: Replicates entire genome (Binary Fissions)

Question 6

Organism type

Answer 6

E: usually multicellular

P: Unicellular

Question 7

Chromosomes

Answer 7

E: More than one

P: One long single loop of DNA and plasmids

Question 8

Ribosomes

Answer 8

E: Large

P: Small

Question 9

Growth Rate

Answer 9

E: Slower

P: Faster

Question 10

Organelles

Answer 10

E: Present

P: Absent

Question 11

Ability to store hereditary information

Answer 11

Both have the ability

Question 12

Cell Wall

Answer 12

E: SIMPLE, present in PLANTS and FUNGI

P: COMPLEX, present in all PROKARYOTES

Question 13

Type of DNA (2)

Answer 13

E: Linear DNA with histones

P: Circular DNA

Question 14

Both E and P have

Answer 14

Flagella

Plasma Membrane

Cell Division

Cytoplasm

Ribosomes and Chromosomes