Archaea differ from Bacteria in all of the following EXCEPT
A)cell wall composition.
B)plasma membrane make up.
C)DNA replication.
D)gene expression.
E)the presence of a nucleoid region.

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Archaea and Bacteria differ in their cell wall composition, plasma membrane makeup, DNA replication, and gene expression. However, both Archaea and Bacteria have a nucleoid region where their genetic material is stored, so the presence of a nucleoid region is not a distinguishing factor between the two domains.

Archaea Differ from Bacteria in All of the Following EXCEPT