Bacterial and animal cells
Regarding the existence of nucleus what is the basic difference between bacterial and animal cells?
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Animal cells (that is, cells of living beings of the kingdom Animalia) contain an interior membrane which delimits a cell nucleus and therefore they are eukaryotic cells; in such cells the genetic material is situated within the nucleus. Bacterial cells (that is, cells of living beings of the kingdom Monera) do not contain organized cellular nuclei and therefore they are prokaryotic cells and their genetic material is found scattered in the cytosol.
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