Prokaryotes lack a true nucleus . Explain .
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prokaryotes are those organisms whose nuclear material is not bounded by any membrane and we called that nuclear region nucleoid . so prokaryotes are lack of true nucleus.
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✔Prokaryotes do not have a well-defined nucleus but a nucleoid region in their cytoplasm where their genetic material occurs generally as a single, circular molecule of DNA.
✔All cell organelles are absent.
✔Ribosomes are present but they are 70 S type.
Eg: Bacteria.
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Here is your answer,
✔Prokaryotes do not have a well-defined nucleus but a nucleoid region in their cytoplasm where their genetic material occurs generally as a single, circular molecule of DNA.
✔All cell organelles are absent.
✔Ribosomes are present but they are 70 S type.
Eg: Bacteria.
Hope it helps you!
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