Question
Differentiate between: Bacteria and Yeast

Answer

BACTERIAYEAST
It belongs to the kingdom Monera.It belongs to the kingdom Fungi.
It is a prokaryotic organism.It is an eukaryotic organism
Its cell wall made is up of carbohydrates, proteins, muramic acid, etc.Its cell wall is made up of chitin
It shows the presence of slimy capsule onSlimy capsule is absent.

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