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Where is a bacterial cell's DNA found?1. ribosomes2. nucleus3. peroxisome4. nucleoid region5. capsule
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Where is a bacterial cell's DNA found?1. ribosomes2. nucleus3. peroxisome4. nucleoid region5. capsule

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nucleoid region

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Yes it is nucleus!!!
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