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Prokaryotic {\emph{unicellular}} & {\emph{pro}} means before and {\emph{karyon}} means nut or kernel(nucleus) \tn 
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Prokaryotic & first and oldest type of cell \tn 
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three-domain system & archaea, bacteria eukarya \tn 
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prokaryotic cells & no membrane-bound organelles \tn 
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eukaryotic & membrane-bound organelles \tn 
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prokaryotic & smaller ribosomes {\emph{70s}} \tn 
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prokaryotic & smaller and less complex \tn 
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eukaryotic & larger and more complex \tn 
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prokaryotic & asexual \tn 
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eukaryotic & sexual \tn 
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{\bf{THREE DOMAINS OF LIFE}} & bacteria archaea and eukarya \tn 
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Eukarya includes & protista plantae fungi animalia \tn 
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Plasmids & antibacterial resistance \tn 
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flagella or flagellum & allows locomotion \tn 
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capsule & protective layer \tn 
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