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What are 6 organelles in eukaryotes that are not in prokaryotes?

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What are 6 organelles in eukaryotes that are not in prokaryotes?

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  1. (i) Cell membrane

    (ii) True nucleus

    (iii) ER

    (iv) Golgi apparatus

    (v) Mitochondria

    (vi) Lysosome


  2. By definition, prokaryotes lack all membrane bound organelles.  (Cell membranes are not organelles, and every living organisms has one.)

    Therefore, prokaryotes lack nuclei, mitochondria, chloroplasts,  smooth ER, rough ER, golgi bodies, lysosomes, peroxisomes, nucleolus.  

    Other non-membrane bound organelles that prokaryotes lack are centrioles.

  3. From #1...

    Cell membrane is not an organelle....

    But the other answers are correct.

    Can add "nucleolus" to what a prokaryote does not have..
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