Question

module 1 lesson 4 - sept. 24
complete the venn diagram.
prokaryotic cells
have no dna
lack some nucleus
not found in humans.
always unicellular
reproduce/divide by binary fission
dna structure
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circular
cytoplasm
dna
humans
linear
eukaryotic cells
have a true
do not lack organelles.
found in
often
reproduce/divide by mitosis/meiosis.
dna structure
multicellular
nucleus
nucleus
organelles
unicellular

Explanation:

Prokaryotic cells have circular DNA, lack a true nucleus, are always unicellular, and are not found in humans. Eukaryotic cells have a true nucleus, can be multicellular, have linear DNA, and are found in humans. Both are enclosed by plasma membranes, contain ribosomes, are filled with cytoplasm.

Answer:

In the Prokaryotic Cells circle: circular (for DNA structure), cytoplasm.
In the Eukaryotic Cells circle: multicellular, nucleus (true nucleus), linear (for DNA structure), humans.
In the overlapping part: cytoplasm, ribosomes (implied as common cell - components), plasma membrane.