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Describe how bacteria cells differ in structure from plant and animal cells (3 points):
-Bacterium are much smaller and simpler than plant or animal cells
-They are unicellular
-Only have a cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm, plasmids, ribosomes (and chromosomal material)
The nucleus is found in:
Animal, plant and fungus cells
The cell membrane is found in:
Animal, plant, bacterium and fungus (all)
The cytoplasm is found in:
Animal, plant, bacterium and fungus (all)