Which of the following sets of organelles can be found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes? nucleus and mitochondria Golgi body and nucleus ribosomes and cell membrane chloroplast and nucleus

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Naufal Fikri asked Apr 9, 2022

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Which of the following sets of organelles can be found in both eukaryotes and prokaryotes?

nucleus and mitochondria
Golgi body and nucleus
ribosomes and cell membrane
chloroplast and nucleus

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ribosomes and cell membrane

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Prokaryotes are not allow to have nucleus. They have free roaming DNA, so only ribosomes and cell membrane can be both.

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