Relatively small, with sizes of 1 to 5 microns in diameter, Carl Woese proposed dividing this type of organism into two kingdoms on the basis of the early divergence of their two branches. Most of their DNA is concentrated in a nucleoid region, and unlike plants, their cell walls are composed of peptidoglycan. Their most common shapes are the coccus, bacillus, and helix, and photosynthesis first originated in them. Divided into the bacteria and archae branches, For 10 points, identify these types of cells that lack a nucleus, unlike their count
Relatively small, with sizes of 1 to 5 microns in diameter, Carl Woese proposed dividing this type of organism into two kingdoms on the basis of the early divergence of their two branches. Most of their DNA is concentrated in a nucleoid region, and unlike plants, their cell walls are composed of peptidoglycan. Their most common shapes are the coccus, bacillus, and helix, and photosynthesis first originated in them. Divided into the bacteria and archae branches, For 10 points, identify these types of cells that lack a nucleus, unlike their counterparts, eukaryotic cells.
Relatively small, with sizes of 1 to 5 microns in diameter, Carl Woese proposed dividing this type of organism into two kingdoms on the basis of the early divergence of their two branches.
{prokaryotic} cells [accept {prokaryotes}; do not accept or prompt on specific kinds of prokaryotes since the second clue doesn’t apply]