Compared with eukaryotic chromosomes,bacterial chromosomes are ________.
A) large, mainly organized in single gene transcription units without introns
B) small, mainly organized in single gene transcription units with introns
C) large, mainly organized in polygenic transcription units without introns
D) small, with high gene density
E) large, triple-helix, Z-DNA, organized in single gene units with introns

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Bacterial chromosomes are typically small and have a high gene density, with most genes organized in single gene transcription units without introns. This is in contrast to eukaryotic chromosomes, which are larger, often organized in polygenic transcription units, and contain introns.

Compared with Eukaryotic Chromosomes,bacterial Chromosomes Are ________