prokaryotic cells

What type of organelles do they contain?

They contain only non-membrane bound organelles.

How do they store their genetic information?

As a single looped chromosome in cytoplasm

Size compared to eukaryotic

Much smaller (1-10 micrometers vs 10-100)

Multi or uni-cellular?

Typically uni-cellular

How do they divide?

Binary fission

what organelles are found in a prokaryotic cell

slime capsule (not always), pili, chromosone, plasmid DNA, flagella, cell wall (made of peptidoglycan), cytoplasm, ribosome

function of flagella

allows cell to move

function of cilia

can aid cell movement