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Does a prokaryotic cell have an endoplasmic reticulum?

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Does a prokaryotic cell have an endoplasmic reticulum?

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  1. yes


  2. No.  Prokayotes lack membrane bound organelles, this includes the entire endomembrane system.

  3. the ER is a compartment of a cell. Compartmentalization is a feature of eukaryotic cells only! compartmentalization is the reason why eukaryotic cells can grow really big and prokaryotic cells are very small. compartmentalization counteracts the volume vs surface area problem associated with big cell size. I am shocked at the previous answerers who say yes!

  4. prokaryotic cells are most primitive cells they do not have endoplasmic reticulum.  

  5. Yes.

  6. yes it does. if you look at a diagram in a text book its usually the little blue dots

  7. eh?

  8. Lol that would be a yes =P

  9. Of course, silly.

  10. NOO! a prokaryotic cell does not have any endoplasmic reticulum!

  11. It sure does!

  12. Does a professional karaoke singer have a r****m?
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