What are the differences between prokaryote and eukaryote cells?

"living things are known as organisms. Organisms are made up of one or more cells. Under the five kingdom system, cells can be divided into two basic kinds: the prokaryotes, which are simple cells without a distinct, membrane bound nucleus; and the more complex eukaryotes." biozone.

Prokaryotes have:
1.  no nucleus; just a circular chromosome loose in the cytoplasm
2.  no organelles with membranes around them like mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, vacuoles, ....

Eukaryotes have:
1.  a distinct nucleus enclosed in a membrane
2.  organelles enclosed in their own membranes

Prokaryote cells are cells without a nucleus and eukaryote cells are cells with a nucleus...that's all i know so far =)

1. pro-cell size small; euc-cell size comparatively large
2. pro-organizd nucleus absent, instead has nucleoid; euc- orgnzd nucleus, differentiatd into nuke envelope, chromatin, nucleoli, n nucleoplasm
3. pro-low DNA amout; euc- higher
4. pro-circular and naked (w/o histones) DNA; euc- linear DNA w/ histone protiens
5. pro-endoplasmic reticulum absent; euc-cytoplasm= matrix+ER
6. pro-RIBOSOMES 70S TYPE; euc-RIBOSOMES 80S TYPE
7. pro-mitochondria, golgi apparatus, centriole (w/ centrosome n centrioles), lysosomes absent; euc-present
8. pro-gametes not formd since sexual reproduction is absent; euc-gametogenesis directly or via meiosis (since sexual rep. takes place)
9.pro-no spindle formation durin division; euc-spindle forms
10. pro-protien synthesis occurs in cytoplasm only; euc-in cytoplasm, mitochon.,plastids
11.pro-free DNA in cytoplasm; euc-most of the DNA in nucleus, some in mitochon n plastids too.