Where is the DNA found within a bacterial cell?

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Dr Birendra Kumar Mishra
Jan 1, 2017

At the nucleoid region.

Explanation:

The bacteria are prokaryotic organisms. There are no well-defined nucleus and other cell organells. The naked DNA is found at the central position of the cell. That central position of the cell is known as nucleoid. Thank you.

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