How can so much DNA could fit inside a bacterial cell.

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Wasmoo · Answer 1 · 2022-05-23T04:30:39+0000

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The reason so much DNA could fit inside a bacterial is because the DNA are double-stranded, looped, coiled, and foleed into the cell. The DNA is tightly fitted around the nucleus.

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