Organisms from all six kingdoms have DNA but some are not enclosed inside the nucleus but scattered in the cytoplasm.Only eukaryotes have nuclei where DNA strands are enclosed.
Do you want the catholic answer or do you just want a general answer, because it could be an opinion.
i believe the answer is "A fundamental role". hope this helps.
<span>Yes, all living organisms are made of at least one cell (cell theory). But, remember, viruses and prions, which cause diseases, are not technically living things, and they are NOT made of cells. Also, if asked a question similar to this on a biology test, the teacher may be trying for an answer similar to: "Organisms are made of different organ systems, which are made of various related organs, which are made of different tissues working together, which are made of cells". </span>
Answer:
It Determines whether the protein can interact with other molecules
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