Plasmids present in the bacterial cells are

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Plasmids present in the bacterial cells are (A) linear double helical RNA molecules (B) linear double helical DNA molecules (C) circular double helical DNA molecules (D) circular double helical RNA molecules

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Plasmids are most widely used cloning vectors in the technique of gene manipulation in bacteria. They are extrachromosomal circular double helical DNA molecules found in most of the bacterial species and in same species of eukaryotes.

Q. Plasmids present in the bacterial cells are

linear double helical RNA molecules

linear double helical DNA molecules

circular double helical DNA molecules

circular double helical RNA molecules

Plasmids are most widely used cloning vectors in the technique of gene manipulation in bacteria. They are extrachromosomal circular double helical DNA molecules found in most of the bacterial species and in same species of eukaryotes.