Eukaryote organelles - DNA?
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Eukaryote organelles - DNA?
Which non-nuclear organelles are known to contain their own DNA? And which of these are thought to have a common ancestor?
As far as I know, mitochondria, all mitochondria in all (non-extinct) eukaryotes, contain DNA, and it is thought to have a common ancestor.
Plants contain plastids (as well as mitochondria), which all contain DNA (right?). However, collectively, the plastids' DNA does not have a common ancestor, right?
As far as I know, mitochondria, all mitochondria in all (non-extinct) eukaryotes, contain DNA, and it is thought to have a common ancestor.
Plants contain plastids (as well as mitochondria), which all contain DNA (right?). However, collectively, the plastids' DNA does not have a common ancestor, right?
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