Page 263 - Darwinism Refuted

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)

1- While the walls of bacterial cells are formed of polysaccharide and
protein, the walls of plant cells are formed of cellulose, a totally different
structure.
2- While plant cells possess many organelles, covered in membranes
and possessing very complex structures, bacterial cells lack typical
organelles. In bacterial cells there are just freely moving tiny ribosomes.
But the ribosomes in plant cells are larger and are attached to the cell
membrane. Furthermore, protein synthesis takes place by different means
in the two types of ribosomes.
3- The DNA structures in plant and bacterial cells are different.
4- The DNA molecule in plant cells is protected by a double-layered
membrane, whereas the DNA in bacterial cells stands free within the cell.
5- The DNA molecule in bacterial cells resembles a closed loop; in
other words, it is circular. In plants, the DNA molecule is linear.
6- The DNA molecule in bacterial cells carries information belonging
to just one cell, but in plant cells the DNA molecule carries information
about the whole plant. For example, all the information about a fruit-
bearing tree's roots, stem, leaves, flowers, and fruit are all found
separately in the DNA in the nucleus of just one cell.
7- Some species of bacteria are photosynthetic, in other words, they
carry out photosynthesis. But unlike plants, in photosynthetic bacteria

Plants form the
fundamental basis of
life on earth. They
are an indispensable
condition for life, as
they provide food
and release oxygen
to the air.

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