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What is the molecule that can be seen in prokaryotic cells?. A). attached to ribosomes B). not enclosed within a nucleus C). attached to glucose complexes D). found within the nuclear membrane
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What is the molecule that can be seen in prokaryotic cells?. A). attached to ribosomes B). not enclosed within a nucleus C). attached to glucose complexes D). found within the nuclear membrane

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I BELEAVE THE ANSWER IS A: ATTACHED TO THE RIBOSOMES.
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I believe the answer is A). attached to ribosomes
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