How is a bacterial cell different from an onion peel cell:

MCQ

A
Bacterial cell- prokaryote, Onion peel cell- eukaryote
B
Onion peel cell- prokaryote, Bacterial cell- eukaryote
C
Bacterial cell- contains only membranous organelles, Onion peel cell- no membranous organelle
D
Bacterial cell - contains some membranous organelles, Onion peel cell - only membranous organelle

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Answer

Explanation:

Bacterial cells are primitive cells hence, called prokaryotic cells.

They do not possess membrane-bound organelles like mitochondria, lysosomes, etc. They also do not have a well-defined membrane-bound nucleus.

Onion peel cell is an eukaryotic cell with a well-defined membrane-bound nucleus, other membrane-bound organelles like mitochondria, vacuole, etc.

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