How Does the DNA of Prokaryotic Cells Differ from the DNA

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Multiple Choice

How does the DNA of prokaryotic cells differ from the DNA of eukaryotic cells?

• A) Prokaryotic DNA is composed of four nucleotides,whereas eukaryotic DNA is composed of five nucleotides.
• B) Prokaryotic DNA is bound by an organelle,whereas eukaryotic DNA is free floating in the cytoplasm.
• C) Prokaryotic DNA has a linear structure,whereas eukaryotic DNA has a circular,closed-loop structure.
• D) Prokaryotic DNA is contained in the cytoplasm,whereas eukaryotic DNA is contained in the nucleus.
• E) Prokaryotic DNA is protected by a cell membrane,whereas eukaryotic DNA is protected by a cell wall.

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