Which term matches this definition? Double-stranded and in the shape of a double- helix, genetic material found in all cells. A. bacteria B. DNA C. ribosomes D. eukaryote

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Which term matches this definition?

Double-stranded and in the shape of a double-
helix, genetic material found in all cells.

A. bacteria

B. DNA

C. ribosomes

D. eukaryote

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B-DNA

They are shaped by a double-helix

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