The bacterial genome consists of

Question

The bacterial genome consists of (A) DNA and Histone (B) DNA or Histone (C) DNA without Histone (D) Neither DNA nor Histone

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Bacteria is a prokaryotic cell, thus lacks a well-defined nucleus. The genetic material is basically naked and not enveloped by nuclear membrane. The genome is single circular double-stranded DNA not associated with histone protein.

Q. The bacterial genome consists of

DNA and Histone

DNA or Histone

DNA without Histone

Neither DNA nor Histone

Bacteria is a prokaryotic cell, thus lacks a well-defined nucleus. The genetic material is basically naked and not enveloped by nuclear membrane. The genome is single circular double-stranded DNA not associated with histone protein.