1. Overview of Cell Biology

In a typical prokaryotic cell, where is the cell's DNA primarily located?

In prokaryotic cell architecture, what is the primary function of pili in many bacterial cells?

In a prokaryotic cell, where is the cell's DNA primarily located?

Which type of cells lack a membrane-bound nucleus?

In prokaryotic cell architecture, what is the primary function of the capsule (glycocalyx) surrounding some bacterial cells?

In prokaryotic cell architecture, what is the primary structural polymer that makes up most bacterial cell walls?

Which of the following cellular structures lacks a membrane in prokaryotic cells?

In prokaryotic cell architecture, what is the process of cell division in most prokaryotes called?

In the context of prokaryotic cell architecture, what cellular structure or process does penicillin primarily target in bacteria?

In prokaryotic cell architecture, bacterial cell walls are primarily composed of peptidoglycan and therefore lack which major structural component found in plant cell walls?

Which cell structure is unique to prokaryotes (i.e., absent in eukaryotic cells)?

In most bacteria, what is the primary structural component of the cell wall?

In the context of prokaryotic cell architecture, what is the approximate mass of a single typical bacterial cell (e.g., Escherichia coli)?

Which set of features best describes the basic architecture of a typical prokaryotic cell?

Which of the following is considered the smallest known prokaryotic cell?