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How can you differentiate between the cells of a protist and bacteria?
Option: 1
On the basis of cell membrane
Option: 2
On the basis of movement
Option: 3
On the basis of cytoplasmic content
Option: 4
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- Bacteria are prokaryotes while protist are eukaryotes.
- Nucleus is absent in bacteria while protista posses a well- defined nucleus.
- Membrane bound organelle, such as endoplasmic reticulum, Golgi appartus etc. are absent in Bacteria but present in protist.
- So on the basis of cytoplasmic content we can differentiate between cells of protists and bacteria.
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