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The structure of a '''prokaryote''' is very much simpler than that of a [[eukaryote]]. There are no endomembranes, endosymbionts, nucleus or cytoskeleton. The [[DNA]] is carried on the genophore, a circular chromosome, in a ill defined area of the cytosol called the nucleoid. The chromosome is attached to the cell membrane during cell division (fission), frequently at a point called the mesosome.
The structure of a '''prokaryote''' is very much simpler than that of a [[eukaryote]]. There are no endomembranes, endosymbionts, nucleus or cytoskeleton. The [[DNA]] is carried on the genophore, a circular chromosome, in an ill defined area of the cytosol called the nucleoid. The chromosome is attached to the cell membrane during cell division (fission), frequently at a point called the mesosome.
#πρό-καρυον (pro-karyon) - before kernel.
#πρό-καρυον (pro-karyon) - before kernel.