Question
What makes the eukaryotic genome different from the prokaryotic genome:

Answer

  1. All of the above
Explanation:
Unlike the prokaryotic cells which have a single circular naked DNA without any histones (only a few exceptions exist), the eukaryotic cells have a linear DNA which exists in the form of several chromosomes. The DNA is arranged in the form of chromosomes; It starts with wrapping the DNA around histone proteins which are further folded in an ordered fashion to form a compact structure which is the chromosome.

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