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Analysis Of Prims Algorithm

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I have seen many varients of complexities using diferent data structures in implementing Prims Agorithm.  Can you pls post standard algorithm and tells me in details how to derive the complexities.  Please also mention the variations possibles when data structure changes and How will effect the complexity taking Best case and Worst case senarios .
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