Biology, asked by tanvi216, 11 months ago

which of the following set of organelles contain DNA..???
a. mitochondria,Peroxysome
b. plasma membrane, ribosome
c. mitochondria,chloroplast
d. chloroplast,Dictyosome​

Answers

Answered by HappyJohn
12

The correct answer is Mitochondria and Chloroplast.

Thus, Option (C) is the right or the correct choice.

REASON :

These two organelles of cell have the ability to duplicate themselves. So, to undergo this process of self duplication, they have the following :

i) DNA which is circular in structure.

ii) Ribosomes of 70 S type.

iii) RNAs like mRNA, rRNA, and tRNA.

Answered by jitekumar4201
3

Mitochondria and chloroplast contain DNA

Explanation:

Mitochondial DNA-

Mitochondrial DNA- This is obtained from mother as it is a circular DNA that takes part in the process of replication, transcription and translation.

More over study of mitochondrial DNA is used in diagnosis of certain prosthetic cancers.

It has a relationship with ageing as it produces ROS. Mutation in ROS results  in imbalance in ROS production.

It is used in evolutionary and systematic biology study.

Chloroplast DNA-

This is circular DNA that are also called as plastom.

Protein synthesis takes place in chloroplast with the help of RNA polymerase.

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