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Organisms
Organisms
Organisms
Eukaryotic Prokaryotic
• Has nucleus no nucleus
• Has linear DNA , protected in a nuclear has circular DNA , lies
envelop or membrane naked in the cytoplasm
• Has membrane bound organelles no membrane bound org
• Has many organelles no organelle
• Has slightly larger ribosome 80 s slightly smaller ribosome
. 70s
Bacteria :
Cell wall and capsule provide protection to the bacteria , if they survive in the
environment , they become more capable of causing diseases .
Plasmid in the bacteria has a very important use in genetic engineering. A
bacteria with a different gene inserted in the plasmid to produce a certain
product , is called transgenic bacteria .
Virus :
• Acellular , not called cell, as it has no cell membrane
• Parasite , cannot live or reproduce outside the host cell
• much smaller than bacteria (50 times )
• has either DNA or RNA
• genetic material , DNA or RNA covered by a protein coat .
• may have an envelope , but stolen from the host cell.
• Non living , doesn’t respire , reproduce , excrete , move or
grow or not respond to external stimulus .
Difference : virus and bacteria
Bacteria Virus
Fungus :
Unicellular (single cell ) : yeast
Multicellular : mould , mushroom
Yeast
• Single cell
• Has cell wall made of chitin
(protein)
• Increase number by asexual
reproduction or budding
• Respire anaerobically
The properties of anerobic respiration is used in bakery industry to produce
breads and wine making.
digestion .
Protoctists
• Single cell organism
• They fall in any group e.g. plant, animal or fungi
• Like plants some algae has chloroplast and can
photosynthesize .
• Some are like animal cell called amoeba .
• Some act as an agent of disease e.g. plasmodium
They cause disease like dysentery (amoeba ) , malaria (plasmodium)