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Q: You find a type of cell you have never seen before. The cell has both a nucleus and a cell wall. Therefore you conclude that it must be a cell.?
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What never leaves the nucleus?

DNA never leaves the nucleus


Do bacteria have nucleus?

Bacteria never have nucleus. Thats why they are prokariyotes


What identifies this cell as a bacterial cell rather than a plant cell?

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