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Answer:
Cell membrane
Cell wall
Nuclear membrane
Explanation:
Strawberry is a plant product. Plants will have cell wall, cell membrane that protect the cell from external environment. DNA is present in nucleus, which is surrounded by the nuclear membrane. The nucleus is present in side the cell. Hence, cell wall, cell membrane and nuclear membrane is to be lysed to isolate DNA.
DNA is not present in the golgi body, so no need to lyse the golgibodies.
Answer:
Cell membrane
Cell wall
Nuclear membrane
Explanation:
Strawberry is a plant product. Plants will have cell wall, cell membrane that protect the cell from external environment. DNA is present in nucleus, which is surrounded by the nuclear membrane. The nucleus is present in side the cell. Hence, cell wall, cell membrane and nuclear membrane is to be lysed to isolate DNA.
DNA is not present in the golgi body, so no need to lyse the golgibodies.
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