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    The Cell (Smallest Unit) : A Region of DNA

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    In prokaryotic cells, DNA occupies a nucleoid region of the cytoplasm that is not enclosed in a membrane, unlike eukaryotic cells where DNA occupies a nucleus enclosed by a membrane. The document discusses key cellular properties like metabolism, responses to the environment, growth and reproduction as well as defining cells and their components like the plasma membrane, cytoplasm and their functions.

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    The Cell (Smallest Unit) : A Region of DNA

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    In prokaryotic cells, DNA occupies a nucleoid region of the cytoplasm that is not enclosed in a membrane, unlike eukaryotic cells where DNA occupies a nucleus enclosed by a membrane. The document discusses key cellular properties like metabolism, responses to the environment, growth and reproduction as well as defining cells and their components like the plasma membrane, cytoplasm and their functions.

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    In prokaryotic cells, DNA occupies a nucleoid region of the cytoplasm that is not enclosed in a membrane, unlike eukaryotic cells where DNA occupies a nucleus enclosed by a membrane. The document discusses key cellular properties like metabolism, responses to the environment, growth and reproduction as well as defining cells and their components like the plasma membrane, cytoplasm and their functions.

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    In prokaryotic cells, DNA occupies a nucleoid region of the cytoplasm that is not enclosed in a membrane, unlike eukaryotic cells where DNA occupies a nucleus enclosed by a membrane. The document discusses key cellular properties like metabolism, responses to the environment, growth and reproduction as well as defining cells and their components like the plasma membrane, cytoplasm and their functions.

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    DNA occupies a nucleus, a membrane-bound, internal sac

    In prokaryotic cells, A region of DNA


    It occupies a nucleoid, a region of the cytoplasm that is not enclosed in
    a membranous sac.

    A capacity of metabolism

    Controlled responses to the environment


    Properties of life
    growth

    reproduction
    The cell (smallest unit)

    It has a semifluid
    Define the cells as a distinct entity

    matrix and structural components that have roles in protein synthesis,


    energy conversions, and other vital
    tasks

    thin, outer membrane separates metabolic Cytoplasm


    activities from random events outside, but
    it does not isolate the cell
    interior cytoplasm holds many ribosmes, the molecular structures on which
    Plasma membrane proteins are built
    Water, carbon dioxide, and oxygen enter and leave freely.

    Nutrients,

    lons, and other substances must be escorted

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