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... circular DNA molecules , found in bacteria and also in yeasts , which are unicellular eukaryotes . Plasmids exist apart from the cell's genome , can replicate independently of the genome , and are occasionally transferred between cells ...
... circular DNA molecules , found in bacteria and also in yeasts , which are unicellular eukaryotes . Plasmids exist apart from the cell's genome , can replicate independently of the genome , and are occasionally transferred between cells ...
Page 67
... circular RNA molecules , only several hundred nucleotides long , that infect plants . One viroid disease has killed over 10 million coconut palms in the Philippines . Viroids do not encode proteins but can replicate in host plant cells ...
... circular RNA molecules , only several hundred nucleotides long , that infect plants . One viroid disease has killed over 10 million coconut palms in the Philippines . Viroids do not encode proteins but can replicate in host plant cells ...
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... circular demitqo chromosome until the entire patin chromosome has been reproduced . tiw Enzymes that cut , twirl ( red arrow ) , 100 and reseal the double helix prevent the DNA from tangling . Keep in mind that although the overall ...
... circular demitqo chromosome until the entire patin chromosome has been reproduced . tiw Enzymes that cut , twirl ( red arrow ) , 100 and reseal the double helix prevent the DNA from tangling . Keep in mind that although the overall ...
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