Parts of eukaryotic cells

The main difference they have with the prokaryotes is that in addition to plasma membrane and the cytoplasm, they have a distinct nucleus, separated from the other components by a membrane.

The main components of these cells are as follows:

·  Plasma Membrane: is the most outside of the cell, which gives shape and retains all the components inside it.

·  Citoplasma: substance between the membrane and the nucleus. In deference to what was going on with the prokaryotic cells are found in many other structures that are called organelle.

·  Core: is situated in the central part of the cell. Are separated from the cytoplasm by a membrane. Inside it is the nucleolus which is composed of chromatin.