Question

If bacteria do not contain a nucleus will bacteria still have DNA?

Answer 1

No it wouldn’t.

Since there is no true nucleus in bacteria or prokaryotic cells, the DNA is suspended in cytoplasm or the fluid that’s filling the cell up

Answer 2

Of course not the DNA is found in two basic forms: a chromosomal loop and ring-like plasmids. The chromosomal loop is literally a looping string of DNA. Since there is no true nucleus in a prokaryotic cell, the DNA is suspended in cytoplasm, or the fluid filling the cell.