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Which of the following is absent in prokaryotes?

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Important Questions on Cell: The Unit of Life

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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 23
A bacterium attached to the host cell with the help of bristle-like structure is called.
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 24
_____ is the largest isolated single cell.
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 25
The prokaryotes include:
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 26
Select the incorrect match w.r.t. the shape of bacteria:
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 27
Inclusion bodies in bacterial cells are
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 28
A prokaryotic cell is characterized by
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 29
Which of the following structure is equivalent to mitochondria in a prokaryotic cell?
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Daily Practice Problems (DPP) Unit III : Cell: Structure and Functions Unit IV : Plant Physiology NEET>Chapter 1 - Cell: The Unit of Life>TOPICWISE QUESTIONS>Q 30

Read the following statements:
A. The cell wall of bacteria provides strong structural support to prevent them from bursting and collapsing.
B. Bacteria can be classified as Gram-positive and Gram-negative based on the difference in the cell wall.