Genes that are encoded for polymerases, gyrases, ribosomal proteins, and other proteins essential to replication, transcription, and translation are A) chromosomes. B) plasmids. C) chromosomes and plasmids. D) neither chromosomes nor plasmids.

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Amirah Mendez

Biology

30 May, 09:22

Genes that are encoded for polymerases, gyrases, ribosomal proteins, and other proteins essential to replication, transcription, and translation are A) chromosomes. B) plasmids. C) chromosomes and plasmids. D) neither chromosomes nor plasmids.

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Lindsey Mcmahon · Answer 1

A) chromosomes is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Chromosomes are present in nuclei of animals and plants and they are composed of protein and DNA.

functions of chromosomes

Chromosomes are required for the formation of daughter cells, replication and cell division process. Chromosomes carry the genetic material called DNA that provides genetic information to carry out the different cellular processes and functions.