There is no DNA in
(a) mature RBCs
(b) a mature spermatozoan
(c) hair root
(d) an enucleated ovum
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a) mature RBCs ...
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Option (d) is the right answer.
There is no DNA in an enucleated ovum.
It's due to the following reasons :
- In an enucleated ovum the nucleus is not present.
- Generally in an enucleated ovum there is an exchange transfer of a nucleus from a somatic cell into an egg which is not fertilized in under these circumstances.
- Nucleus has a chromatin material which consists of DNA , RNA and some proteins.
- Since this ovum is enucleated (no nucleus) that's the reason it doesn't have DNA within it's composition.
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