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Prokaryotic cells A. can have circular DNA molecules stored in the cytoplasm B. store their DNA in a membrane bound organelle called the nucleus C. contain ribosomes, the sites of translation D. A and C - can have circular DNA molecules stored in the cytoplasm AND contain ribosomes, the sites of translation E. B and C - store their DNA in a membrane bound organelle called the nucleus AND contain ribosomes, the sites of translation

          Prokaryotic cells
A. can have circular DNA molecules stored in the cytoplasm
B. store their DNA in a membrane bound organelle called the nucleus
C. contain ribosomes, the sites of translation
D. A and C - can have circular DNA molecules stored in the cytoplasm AND contain ribosomes, the sites of translation
E. B and C - store their DNA in a membrane bound organelle called the nucleus AND contain ribosomes, the sites of translation

Prokaryotic cells
A. can have circular DNA molecules stored in the cytoplasm
B. store their DNA in a membrane bound organelle called the nucleus
C. contain ribosomes, the sites of translation
D. A and C - can have circular DNA molecules stored in the cytoplasm AND contain ribosomes, the sites of translation
E. B and C - store their DNA in a membrane bound organelle called the nucleus AND contain ribosomes, the sites of translation

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Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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05/24/2022

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Step 1: Prokaryotic cells have a single circular chromosome that occupies a region of the cytoplasm called the nucleoid. Show more…

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Prokaryotic cells can have circular DNA molecules stored in the cytoplasm and contain ribosomes, which are the sites of translation. They do not have a membrane-bound organelle called the nucleus.