A characteristic common to eukaryotic cell that is not found in prokaryotic cells in the

Prokaryotic cells, the simple cells of organisms like bacteria, are sometimes compared to one-room cabins: they don't have internal membranes, so they’re like a single room with no walls to carve it up. If we extend this analogy to eukaryotic cells, the more complex cells that make up plants, fungi, and animals, we'll find that they're a definite step upward in the real estate market.

The biggest difference is that eukaryotes have a nucleus.