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What are prokaryotes and what are they mainly composed of?
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What are prokaryotes and what are they mainly composed of?

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Prokaryotes are cells without a nucleus or organelles. Examples of organisms with prokaryotic cells are bacteria. All prokaryotes do contain cytoplasm, cell membranes, ribosomes, and DNA.
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