difference between prokaryotic & eukaryotic on the bases of cell wall compostion

Prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells differ primarily in the composition of their cell walls in the following ways:

### Prokaryotic Cells: – **Composition** The cell wall of the majority of prokaryotic cells, including bacteria, is made of **peptidoglycan**. Made primarily of carbohydrates and amino acids, this polymer offers protection and structural support.
**Types**: Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria can differ in their structure; the former have a thicker layer of peptidoglycan, while the latter have a thinner layer and an outer membrane.

### Eukaryotic Cells: – **Composition** Depending on the organism, eukaryotic cells can have a range of cell wall compositions:
**Plants**: **cellulose** is the main component of the cell wall.
**Fungi**: **chitin** makes up the cell wall.
**Algae**: Many contain **cellulose**, **silica**, or other polysaccharides, though the composition varies.
It is noteworthy that animal cells