Fungi possess cell walls made of the glucosamine polymer 'chitin'. It is a polymer of nitrogen-containing polysaccharide rendering a tough protective covering or structural support in certain organisms.

Bacteria are called prokaryotes as they do not have a well-defined nuclear membrane around the nucleus of their cell.

Prokaryotes are unicellular organisms with an undefined nucleus.

They have a well-organised nucleus.

The size of cell will remain the same. 

They are semi-autonomous.

Nucleus is a double membrane covering cell organelle.

Genes are located on chromosomes inside the nucleus.

Cell wall provides shape and rigidity to the cell.

The thread-like structures present in the nucleus are collectively called chromatin.

Cell wall and cell membrane are both present in bacterial cells, while animal cells contain only cell membrane.

Peroxisome is associated with photorespiration. Peroxisome is a kind of microbody. Peroxisome contains a typical enzyme involved in glycolate metabolism and photorespiration.

They presented the most recent model of biomembrane, according to which, membranes do not have a uniform diposition of lipids and proteins, but a mosaic of two.

Chloroplasts contain grana, which are minute particles consisting of a pile of thin double platelets, containing chlorophylls and carotenoids associated with photosynthesis.