DNA molecule in prokaryotes is:
Correct answer: A. Single, circular, double stranded molecule not bound by membrane
- A. Single, circular, double stranded molecule not bound by membrane
- B. Double circular molecule
- C. Linear, double stranded molecule
- D. Single, circular, double stranded and membrane bound
Explanation
Genomic DNA molecules in prokaryotes are single circular, double stranded and not bounded by any membrane and it is freely dispersed in cytoplasm.
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