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The DNA in prokaryotes is not in a ?
Nucleus
The DNA in a prokaryote is in a ?
Nucleoid
The DNA in a prokaryote is not ? bound
membrane
Because DNA is not membranous bound there is a ? chance of the DNA getting ? by all of the ? dissolved in the cytoplasm/cytosol.
greater
mutated
enzymes
Prokaryotes have ? DNA like Mitochondria
circular
The Prokaryotes DNA is not ? like in eukaryotes, so it is not wrapped around ?
condensed
histones
Plasmids are ? genetic material that are not necessary for normal ?
accessory
survival
Accessory plasmids are picked up from other ?
organisms
? are non-essential pieces of DNA.
plasmids
Plasmids can confer protective traits such as resistance to ? and producing ? and ?
resistance to drugs
producing toxins
enzymes
We have a ? understanding of bacteria because we can grow them in a ? and they are more common.
greater
lab
Bacteria have a cell wall made of ?
peptidoglycan
Peptidoglycan is made up of ? and ?
sugar (NAM/NAG)
amino acids
Peptidoglycan is ? throughout bacteria
universal
Archae are ? bacteria
Ancient
Archae are thought to be the predecessor to ? and there is a lot of ? within this group.
Eukaryotes
variation
Archae have really tough ? because a lot of them have developed in harsh environments.
cell walls
Archae are tough and made of other ? distinct to them.
chemicals
Bacteria have no complex ? organelles
membrane bound
Accessory plasmids may give prokaryotes different ? like letting them be able to use a new ? source or give them resistance capabilities to drugs such as ? or ?
traits
nutrient
ampicillin
streptomycin