What structure contains the amebas DNA?

Answer 1

The nucleus

Answer 2

An amoeba has no defining cell organelles as it is a prokaryotic organism, therefore its DNA is held within the main body of the organism and is arranged as a "tangled mass" rather than organised into chromosomes as seen in eukaryotic cells.

Answer 3

amoebas are single-celled creatures, and each has, within its cell wall, the structures that cells have, such as the nucleus,mitochondria, vacuoles and cytoplasm. At least that's what I remember from the Biology class I had in 1949.

They also have a contractile vacuole and a food vacuole.

Answer 4

Amoeba is a shapeless "unicellular" genus (low-level taxonomic rank used in the biological classification of living and fossil organisms)with pseudopod that lives in fresh or saltwater.

Answer 5

Pseudopodia, cytoplasm, vacuoles, and nucleus etc.

Answer 6

Also visible in the ameba is the nucleus which contains the ameba's DNA

Answer 7

amoeba is single celled organism.its cell body is unicellular if u observe it with microscope it changes its shape continuously.its shape is irregular.

Answer 8

The amoeba's DNA is contained within its nucleus. The nucleus is a membrane-bound organelle that houses the genetic material of the cell, including the DNA that carries the organism's genetic code.

Answer 9

The nucleus