Kappa particles are

Question

Kappa particles are (A) protozoans parasite whose multipli- cation is controlled by host metabolites (B) viral particles capable of self perpetuation in host cytoplasm (C) endosymbiont representing gram negative bacteria species (D) sub microscopic granules formed by the folding of naked DNA

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Kappa particles are self-replicating cytoplasmic bodies containing DNA. They are present in Paramecium and associated with the production of poisonous substance used for self defence. It show cytoplasmic inheritance.

Q. Kappa particles are

protozoans parasite whose multipli- cation is controlled by host metabolites

viral particles capable of self perpetuation in host cytoplasm

endosymbiont representing gram negative bacteria species

sub microscopic granules formed by the folding of naked DNA

Kappa particles are self-replicating cytoplasmic bodies containing DNA. They are present in Paramecium and associated with the production of poisonous substance used for self defence. It show cytoplasmic inheritance.