Reviewed on 5/31/2014 Nicole C. Never have I received so many compliments as I did over our chocolates. The favors were absolutely delicious, people were scavenging for leftovers. I still have guests asking where we got those chocolates and if I had any extras. The silver boxes were cute, and we tied bows around each one.
What is the difference between Prokaryotic DNA and Eukaryotic DNA? â¢ In eukaryotes, DNA is found mostly in the cell nucleus, but some are in mitochondria and chloroplast while, in prokaryotes, it is found in the cytoplasm. â¢ DNA usually occurs as circular chromosomes in Prokaryotes while it is linear chromosomes in Eukaryotes. â¢ Eukaryote DNA has the histone protein, but prokaryote doesnât have that.
Report Abuse. DNA may be located in two particular locations within a Eukaryotic cell. In the nucleus and in the mitochondria (and chloroplast). However, DNA found in the mitochondria (and chloroplast) are similar in structure to those found in prokaryotic cells.You should be more specific the next time you ask a question like this.Source(s): http://www.cod.edu/PEOPLE/FACULTY/FANCHE...eport Abuse. DNA may be located in two particular locations within a Eukaryotic cell. In the nucleus and in the mitochondria (and chloroplast). However, DNA found in the mitochondria (and chloroplast) are similar in structure to those found in prokaryotic cells.