How is a eukaryotic cell different from a prokaryotic cell?

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anonymous · Answer

Prokaryotic cells have no nuclei, while eukaryotic cells do have true nuclei.

anonymous · Answer

I Am right. I Just Went Through this Like A Week Ago.

anonymous · Answer

the former one has well defined membrane bound cell organelles while the latter one don't.

anonymous · Answer

Eukaryote has a nucleus & Nucleolus while Prokaryote doesn't,
Eukaryote has Linear, packed DNA while the Prokaryote has a circular DNA
Eukaryote are structurally bigger and more complex, while Prokaryote are much more simpler.
And as Devanshi pointed out concerning the organelles.

faman39 · Answer

plant and animal cells contain eukaryotic, but still someways
      plants and animals cell are different is because plants have a chloroplast 
      from which, they make glucose as food by photosynthesizing  and they also
      have a large central vacuoles  which about two third of the cell and they also
      have a cell wall around the cell. Animal cells do not contain any of those.