Prokaryote

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A cell without a nucleus and other organelles, like bacteria

Real World Example

Imagine trying to organize a chaotic kitchen without any drawers or shelves to store your utensils and ingredients. This is similar to how a prokaryotic cell operates because it lacks the internal compartments, like a nucleus, to organize its components. Just as you would find it challenging to keep everything in order without proper storage in your kitchen, a prokaryotic cell functions without the specialized structures to compartmentalize its genetic material and other cellular machinery, relying on a simpler, more open-plan organization akin to a cluttered countertop.

Practice Version

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