No, ribosomes do not contain DNA. DNA is found within the nucleus, mitochondria, and chloroplasts of a cell, and nowhere else.
Ribosomes contain RNA and proteins.
No. DNA only consists of:
1. deoxyribose sugar groups
2. nucleotides (either Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, or Thymine)
3. phosphate backbone.
Ribosomes only associate with RNA, in the process of translation.
Fun fact: Ribosomes have subunits consisting of rRNA linked to proteins.
RNA (single-stranded) is made of:
1. ribose sugar groups
2. nucleotides (either Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, or Uracil)
3. phosphate backbone.
Yes, they contain substantial amounts of RNA
Yes they contain rRNA. rRNA stands for ribosomal RNA.
Yes,they contain.They are made up of mRNA
Nucleus.
Dna.They have circular DNA.Also have 70s ribosomes
They all Contain DNA
Both are cells. Both contain ribosomes, DNA......
nucleus, which has chromosomes that contain many genes
Yes, it does contain all of them
Nucleus.
Dna.They have circular DNA.Also have 70s ribosomes
DNA is a molecule.It does not have Ribosomes.
There can be many.Some examples are stroma,ribosomes,DNA,enzymes etc.
Nucleus.//DC
their own DNA
They all Contain DNA
All cells have both DNA and ribosomes.
Both are cells. Both contain ribosomes, DNA......
Both are enclosed by plasma membranes, have ribosomes, have DNA, and contain cytoplasm. Hope that helps :)
Yes archeae contain ribosomes.They have 80s ribosomes in them.