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what are prokaryotes? a prokaryote is a single - celled organism that does not have a nucleus. even though they have no nucleus, prokaryotes do have dna. bacteria and archaea are prokaryotes. many prokaryotes have flagella (singular: flagellum) that help them move. these are some characteristics of prokaryotes: no nucleus, dna shaped like a twisted rubber band, no membrane - covered (or membrane - bound) organelles, a cell wall outside the cell membrane. prokaryotic cell what are eukaryotes? eukaryotic cells are about 10 times larger than bacteria cells. eukaryotic cells are still very small, and you need a microscope to see most of them. eukaryotes are organisms made of eukaryotic cells. they can have one cell or many cells. yeast, which makes bread rise, is an example of a eukaryote with one cell. plants are eukaryotes with many cells. eukaryotic cell

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Prokaryotes are single - celled organisms without a nucleus but have DNA. They lack membrane - bound organelles and have a cell wall outside the cell membrane. Bacteria and archaea are prokaryotes. Eukaryotes are organisms made of eukaryotic cells, which can be single - celled (like yeast) or multi - celled (like plants), and are about 10 times larger than bacteria cells.

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Prokaryotes are single - celled organisms without a nucleus, with DNA shaped like a twisted rubber band, no membrane - bound organelles, and a cell wall outside the cell membrane. Eukaryotes are organisms made of eukaryotic cells, which can be single or multi - celled and are larger than bacteria cells.