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How can plasmid be described? A. a small organelle B. a small loop of DNA C. a prokaryotic ribosome D. a prokaryotic membrane !!!hELP hELP hELPP
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How can plasmid be described?

A. a small organelle
B. a small loop of DNA
C. a prokaryotic ribosome
D. a prokaryotic membrane
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The answer is B. a small loop of DNA

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The answer is B. a small loop of DNA

A plasmid is a small circular DNA molecule. It is found in prokaryotes but can be present in some Archaea and eukaryotes, as well. It is physically separated from chromosomal DNA and is able to replicate on its own. It is often used as a transfer vector in genetic engineering.
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