01 Prokaryotic Cells

In this episode, we dive into the structure and function of prokaryotic cells. From their unique DNA arrangement in the nucleoid to essential cell structures like ribosomes, plasma membranes, and cell walls, we break down what makes prokaryotes—mainly bacteria and archaea—so unique. We’ll also explore specialized features, including flagella for movement, pili for communication, and the protective slime capsule that helps form resilient bacterial colonies. Perfect for biology students, this episode covers everything you need to understand prokaryotic cells' role in ecosystems, disease, and scientific research.

This episode provides an in-depth look at prokaryotic cells, tailored for students and biology enthusiasts alike.