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How to prokaryotic cells typically compare to eukaryotic
.Smaller
.simpler
.no membrane bound organelles
Most common prokaryotic example
Bacteria

What is located at a
Plasma membrane
What is the plasma membrane made of and what is its role
Made of proteins and Lipids- controls movement of substances in and out

What is located at b
Cytoplasm
What is the cytoplasm of prokaryotes like
Contains no membrane bound organelles and the ribosomes it does have are much smaller than those in Eukaryotes

What is located at c
Flagella
What is the flagella
Long hair like structure that rotates to make the cell move, not all prokaryotes have them but some have multiple

What is located at d
The circular DNA
Prokaryotes have no nucleus so how is dna present
DNA float free in thr cytoplasm and the circular DNA is present as a long coild up strand not attached to any histone proteins

What is located at d
Plasmids
What are plasmids
Small loops of DNA that are not part of the main DNA molecule some prokaryotes have none others have multiple, they contain the genes for things like antibiotic resistance and can be passed between prokaryotes

What is located at e and why is it there
A capsule made of a secreted slime which some prokaryotes have such as the one that bacteria has to help prevent Attack by cells in the immune system

What is located at f
Cell wall
Use of cell wall
Supports cell and prevents changing shape