Mitochondria and chloroplasts have small genomes because:
Question 8 options:
their bacterial ancestors did
over time, much of their DNA has migrated to the host cell nucleus
they lack most coding DNA
the genes the need to function are shorter than eukaryotic genes
their bacterial ancestors did
over time, much of their DNA has migrated to the host cell nucleus
they lack most coding DNA
the genes the need to function are shorter than eukaryotic genes
Solution
Answer : The correct answer is A (their bacterial ancestors). Both mitochondria and chloroplasts
are closely realed to prokaryotes and also lacks introns, which are the non coding sequences..
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Mitochondria and chloroplasts have small genomes becauseQuestion .pdf
1. Mitochondria and chloroplasts have small genomes because:
Question 8 options:
their bacterial ancestors did
over time, much of their DNA has migrated to the host cell nucleus
they lack most coding DNA
the genes the need to function are shorter than eukaryotic genes
their bacterial ancestors did
over time, much of their DNA has migrated to the host cell nucleus
they lack most coding DNA
the genes the need to function are shorter than eukaryotic genes
Solution
Answer : The correct answer is A (their bacterial ancestors). Both mitochondria and chloroplasts
are closely realed to prokaryotes and also lacks introns, which are the non coding sequences.
