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Why do bacteria not need telomerase? A: The lifespan of bacteria are short. B: Bacteria cannot produce RNA. C: Bacteria have a similar functioning enzyme. D: Bacteria have circu…

Why do bacteria not need telomerase? A: The lifespan of bacteria are short. B: Bacteria cannot produce RNA. C: Bacteria have a similar functioning enzyme. D: Bacteria have circu…
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Why do bacteria not need telomerase? A: The lifespan of bacteria are short. B: Bacteria cannot produce RNA. C: Bacteria have a similar functioning enzyme. D: Bacteria have circular DNA. E: Bacteria do not go through cell division.

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Answer: D

Explanation: Their chromosomes don't have telomeres

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