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Biology test #2

by Zarina Espeut
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prokaryotes are bactria and archea

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Eukaryotes anr protist plants fungi and animals

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circular DNA that isn't bound by a membrane is found in eukaryotes

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DNA in nucleus bounded membrane bounded is forund in Eukaryotes

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prokaryotes reproduce asexually

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Eukaryotes reproduce sexually commonly

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organelles forund in eukaryotes are mitocondria and other membrane bounded orgenelles

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prokaryotes are anaerobic ( do not require oxygen to carry out cellular reproduction)

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Eukaryotes are aerobic( require oxygen to carry our cellular reproduction)

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Virus is a structure that contains strains of only DNA

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Viruses can live independently outside of a host cell

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Eukaryotic cells are unicellular

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Viruses are functionally dependent on the internal working of cells pro or eukaryot

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eukaryotes do sexual reproduction commonly with mitosis

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viruses must not invade cellsand use the hosts machienery to survive and reproduce

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visuses are not cellular( do not have orgenells that allow life to exist)

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Bacterial infections start fast

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Viral infections start slow

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You can never get sick by the same virus twice

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Viruses and non-living why?

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