<p> Prokaryotic Cell Model</p><p>Create a 3D model of a prokaryotic cell. Your model should include…</p><p> o All structures found within a generic prokaryotic cell: flagella, cillis (pili), capsule, cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm, DNA (nucleoid region), </p><p> o Each different structure should be represented by a different item.</p><p> o Each structure should be labeled – either with the name directly attached to the structure, or a name/letter on the structure matching to an attached key.</p><p> o A separate key will be provided that lists the structure, the item used to represent that structure, and the function of that structure. </p><p>There are several places on our class website that will help you to see each structure clearly. Be creative! Be neat! </p><p>Each correct structure is worth 1 point, each correct function is worth 1 point, creativity, neatness, and overall quality of work is worth 6 points, for a total of 20 points! Good Luck!!</p><p>Prokaryotic Cell Model</p><p>Create a 3D model of a prokaryotic cell. Your model should include…</p><p> o All structures found within a generic prokaryotic cell: flagella, cillis (pili), capsule, cell wall, cell membrane, cytoplasm, DNA (nucleoid region), </p><p> o Each different structure should be represented by a different item. o Each structure should be labeled – either with the name directly attached to the structure, or a name/letter on the structure matching to an attached key. o A separate key will be provided that lists the structure, the item used to represent that structure, and the function of that structure. </p><p>There are several places on our class website that will help you to see each structure clearly. Be creative! Be neat! </p><p>Each correct structure is worth 1 point, each correct function is worth 1 point, creativity, neatness, and overall quality of work is worth 6 points, for a total of 20 points! Good Luck!!</p>