Prokaryotes are nucleus lacking single-celled organisms.. Nucleus is something which controls the body functionings......Then how were body functionongs performed in prokaryotes???
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they have nucleus but it is not well defined and known as nucleoid.....
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I had a doubt which group do prokaryotes belong to- algae, fungi, protozoans, bacteria or virus........
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Hey friend,
Here's your answer,
Prokkaryotes are single celled single celled organisms that do not contain membrane bound nucleus. They are capable of functioning because the nuclear material is in direct contact with the cytoplasm. The nuclear region is undefined, and is called the nucleoid. It contains a single DNA strand that is capable of functioning.
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Here's your answer,
Prokkaryotes are single celled single celled organisms that do not contain membrane bound nucleus. They are capable of functioning because the nuclear material is in direct contact with the cytoplasm. The nuclear region is undefined, and is called the nucleoid. It contains a single DNA strand that is capable of functioning.
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I basically asked bcos my teacher told they don't have nucleus at all..... that's the reason.....she would have said it by mistake......
Yeah....there's no living organism found without a nucleus......the thing is tht they hv gt a separate name n thts the nucleoid
They dnt hv a nuclear membrane
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