Biology, asked by kajal7589, 10 months ago

Organelle lacking DNA but is capable for duplication is

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Answered by guptasarita68

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The classic self-replicating organelles are mitchondria and plastids (Chloroplasts, Chromoplasts, Leucoplasts...). They are of endosymbiotic origin and possess their own DNA from which they produce their own proteines.

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