Question: Why do eukaryotes have organelles while prokaryotes don't? Answer: Eukaryotes are bigger and need to compartmentalize.
Domanda: Perché gli eucarioti hanno organelli mentre i procarioti no? Risposta: Gli eucarioti sono più grandi e necessitano di compartimentalizzazione.
| Front | why do eukaryotes have organelles while prokaryotes don't? |
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| Back | eukaryotes are bigger and need to compartmentalize |
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