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Which statement is NOT correct when comparing mitochondria with the nucleus and the role DNA plays for both organelles.(1 point)
Mitochondria are smaller than nuclei and contain enzymes required for energy production
The nucleus is the genetic storage organelle, protecting DNA from damage
All the DNA material in a cell remains in the nucleus
Mitochondria need to keep some DNA to replicate independently of the cell to provide energy for the cell division process
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"All the DNA material in a cell remains in the nucleus" is NOT correct.
Reason: mitochondria (and chloroplasts in plants) contain their own DNA (mtDNA) separate from nuclear DNA, so not all cellular DNA is in the nucleus.
Reason: mitochondria (and chloroplasts in plants) contain their own DNA (mtDNA) separate from nuclear DNA, so not all cellular DNA is in the nucleus.
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