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How are bacteria cells different from cells of other organisms? a) they dont have a flagella b) they dont have a nucleus c) they dont have cytoplasm d) they dont have a cell membrane
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How are bacteria cells different from cells of other organisms?

a) they dont have a flagella
b) they dont have a nucleus
c) they dont have cytoplasm
d) they dont have a cell membrane

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The answer is B. They don’t have a nucleus because their genetic material is in a loop in the cell.
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Step-by-step explanation:

They don't have a Cell membrane and a well defined nucleus.

but in this question answer will be option D

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