How is DNA similar in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? a. In both cells, DNA is a...
How is DNA similar in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?
a. In both cells, DNA is a double helix
b. In both cells, DNA contains the genetic information on how to make proteins for various life functions
c. In both cells, ribosomes are needed to translate the information in DNA into proteins
d. In both cells, DNA is made of the same bases e. All are correct
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Answer is e . All are correct.
In eukaryotic cell DNA is stored in nucleus while in prokaryotes DNA is present in cytoplasm. In both cells, DNA is double helix which is the genetic material and carries information on how to make proteins for various life functions though eukaryotes contain linear DNA where as prokaryotes have circular DNA.
During translation both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells needs ribosomes to make proteins. It is also true that both cells contains same bases of DNA i.e A,T,G and C.
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