Question

question 24 of 32
which of the organelles have their own dna separate from dna contained in the nucleus?
□ chloroplasts
□ golgi apparatus
□ rough endoplasmic reticulum
□ mitochondria
□ centriole

Explanation:

Chloroplasts (in photosynthetic eukaryotes) and mitochondria (in most eukaryotes) have their own circular DNA, separate from nuclear DNA, due to their endosymbiotic origins. Other listed organelles lack independent DNA.

Answer:

chloroplasts, mitochondria