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How is the genetic information of bacterial cells organized differently from that of eukaryotic cells?.
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How is the genetic information of bacterial cells organized differently from that of eukaryotic cells?.

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Bacterial DNA floats free within the cytoplasm and is not enclosed within a nuclear envelope, whereas eukaryotic DNA is enclosed in a membrane-bound structure known as the nucleus.

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