Packaging of prokaryotic chromosomes
A)doesn't involve histone or histone-like proteins.
B)involves large regions of positively supercoiled DNA but lacks histones or histone-like proteins.
C)is very simple and lacks higher-level structure,such as looped domains.
D)involves structural RNA molecules that contribute to the formation of looped domains.is essentially the same as eukaryotic DNA packaging.

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Prokaryotic chromosomes are packaged with the help of structural RNA molecules and proteins that contribute to the formation of looped domains, which is different from eukaryotic DNA packaging that involves histones.

Packaging of Prokaryotic Chromosomes