Prokaryotic Cell Structure and Function in 5 minutes ||Biologyexams4u

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Good question! There is a theory called endosymbiont theory that suggest that plant cell with chloroplast and animal cell with mitochondria are formed by endosymbiotic association with a large primitive cell. That is the reason mitochondria and chloroplast ribosomes as 70S just like prokaryotes and even DNA is ds and circular just like prokaryotes. This is our video on 70 S vs 80S ribosomes for your reference kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5zJhZuKhJKgoJI Thank you so much :)

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Capsul is also glycocalxy