Do bacterial cells have DNA?

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Hirasawa Yui asked Aug 28, 2023

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Do bacterial cells have DNA?

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Hirasawa Yui asked Aug 28, 2023

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yes

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prokaryotic cells are unique bacteria that has DNA. it has a single cell called nucleoid in a cytoplasm that organise DNA differently

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Answer: Yes, most bacterial cells have double stranded dna

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