EUKARYOTIC AND PROKAROYTIC CELLS- AQA A LEVEL BIOLOGY AND EXAM QUESTION RUN THROUGH 

00:30 = Eukaryotic cells 13:24 = Prokaryotic cells and viruses 19:07 = Exam questions and mark schemes

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Hi your vids are so use-full But do both of the ER contain a single phospholipid bilayer or does the smooth one only contain it and also how do the 2 different ER interact with one and other and with other organelles in cell. Thanks

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Hi, when you mentioned that the dna of a prokaryotic is a single circular molecule and not associated with protein, what do you mean by this?

Do we need to know about the capsule relating to the virulence factor?

What did you mean when you said proteins such as sugars and carbohydrates?

what about binary fission?

what about centrioles and cytoskeleton etc.

what organelle isletter M than on the first question at 20.19 seconds?

hii amazing vid but did u mention vesicles?? i didnt hear much on it and dont know if its required knowledge lol