Aaron L.

Asne
BSED Science 3B
Assignment #1
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BACTERIA ARCHAEA EUKARYA
Structure and A bacterial genome is Archaea are Eukaryotic cells have a
organization generally composed of prokaryotes, which plasma membrane, a
of genetic a single, circular means that the cells phospholipid bilayer
material chromosome. don't have with
embedded proteins th
In bacteria, the a nucleus or other
at separates the
chromosome is not membrane-bound  internal contents of the
enclosed by organelles  in their cell from its
a membrane but is cells. surrounding
instead located in the environment.
nucleoid. The nucleoid
is the cytoplasmic
location of
the bacterial genetic
material.
Organelles Flagella-help bacteria Flagella - allow the Mitochondria generate
and their move. archaea to move. energy from food
function Ribosome-sites of Cell membrane - molecules;
(general) translation (protein lies inside the cell Lysosomes break
down and
synthesis) wall and controls
recycle organelles and
Chromosome-genetic the exchange of macromolecules;
material of cell substances between Endoplasmic reticulum
Plasmid- the cell and its helps build membranes
extrachromosomal environment. and transport proteins
genetic material. throughout the cell.
Method of Bacteria reproduce by Archaea reproduce The eukaryotic organi
reproduction binary fission. In this asexually by binary sms reproduce asexu
process the bacterium, fission, ally and sexually by
which is a single cell, fragmentation, cell division.
or budding; unlike The eukaryotic organi
divides into two
bacteria, no known sms asexually
identical daughter cells. species of Archaea by reproduce by
Binary fission begins form endospores. mitosis, while sexually
when the DNA of by meiosis.
the bacterium divides
into two (replicates).
Example of 
Coccus, Bacillus, Spirill Aeropyrum Animals, plants, 
organism in um, Rickettsia, pernix. fungi and protists
this domain and Mycoplasma.  Thermosph
aera aggregans.
 Ignisphaera
aggregans.
 Sulfolobus
tokodaii.
 Metallospha
era sedula.
 Staphylothe
rmus marinus.
 Thermoprot
eus tenax.