Biology, asked by manu197, 1 year ago

a DNA cannot pass through cell membrane.why?

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Answered by azra100789p1mhml

DNA contains genetic material

Answered by Anonymous

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BECAUSE THEY ARE THE WATER HATING LIKE THE INTERIOR OF THE MEMBRANE
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MOLECULES THAT ARE HYDROPHOBIC CAN EASILY PASS THROUGH THE PLASMA MEMBRANE ,

AND THE DNA IS NOT HYDROPHOBIC

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