Would the DNA model provided most likely be representative of a bacteria, human, or fungus? A) This DNA would only be found in a human or fungus because bacteria do not have DNA. B) This DNA would not be found in fungus, because fungus DNA is not made of nucleotides. C) All DNA has the same structure, so the modeled DNA could be found in any living organism. D) This DNA would not be found in bacteria because bacteria only contain the nitrogen bases adenine, cytosine, and guanine.

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Biology

Reed

13 April, 07:40

Would the DNA model provided most likely be representative of a bacteria, human, or fungus? A) This DNA would only be found in a human or fungus because bacteria do not have DNA. B) This DNA would not be found in fungus, because fungus DNA is not made of nucleotides. C) All DNA has the same structure, so the modeled DNA could be found in any living organism. D) This DNA would not be found in bacteria because bacteria only contain the nitrogen bases adenine, cytosine, and guanine.

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Billy · Answer 1

All living thing have DNA ... plus i just learned this so its C

Kianna Blackburn · Answer 2

C) All DNA has the same structure, so the modeled DNA could be found in any living organism.

Explanation:

The DNA is the abbreviation for deoxyribonucleic acid. all the living organisms have DNA as their hereditary material. The DNA is consist of nucleotides. The nucleotide are the combination of deoxyribose sugar, nitrogenous base and phosphate ion. The nucleotide unit is same in the DNA of all the organism including bacteria. The bases adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine is present in all type of organism. The sequential arrangement of the bases determine the character of the organism.