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I'm surfing NCBI website -Nucleotide- to find some examples of real DNA sequences to use in my small homework project.

My question is related to the title of a DNA sequence below:

Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

 

1,045 bp linear DNA

I thought a mitochondrial DNA is different than a linear/nuclear DNA, especially that a mitochondrial DNA is circular while a linear/nuclear DNA is linear. So what does the above title actually means (in simple terms)? Is it still linear or not?

I'm surfing NCBI website -Nucleotide- to find some examples of real DNA sequences to use in my small homework project.

My question is related to the title of a DNA sequence below:

Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

 

1,045 bp linear DNA

I thought a mitochondrial DNA is different than a linear/nuclear DNA, especially that a mitochondrial DNA is circular while a linear/nuclear DNA is linear. So what does the above title actually means (in simple terms)? Is it still linear or not?

I'm surfing NCBI website -Nucleotide- to find some examples of real DNA sequences to use in my small homework project.

My question is related to the title of a DNA sequence below:

Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

1,045 bp linear DNA

I thought a mitochondrial DNA is different than a linear/nuclear DNA, especially that a mitochondrial DNA is circular while a linear/nuclear DNA is linear. So what does the above title actually means (in simple terms)? Is it still linear or not?

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I'm surfing NCBI website -Nucleotide- to find some examples of real DNA sequences to use in my small homework project.

My question is related to the title of a DNA sequence below:

"Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

1,045 bp linear DNA"

1,045 bp linear DNA

I thought a mitochondrial DNA is different than a linear/nuclear DNA, especially that a mitochondrial DNA is circular while a linear/nuclear DNA is linear. So what does the above title actually means (in simple terms)? Is it still linear or not?

I'm surfing NCBI website -Nucleotide- to find some examples of real DNA sequences to use in my small homework project.

My question is related to the title of a DNA sequence below:

"Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

1,045 bp linear DNA"

I thought a mitochondrial DNA is different than a linear/nuclear DNA, especially that a mitochondrial DNA is circular while a linear/nuclear DNA is linear. So what does the above title actually means (in simple terms)? Is it still linear or not?

I'm surfing NCBI website -Nucleotide- to find some examples of real DNA sequences to use in my small homework project.

My question is related to the title of a DNA sequence below:

Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

1,045 bp linear DNA

I thought a mitochondrial DNA is different than a linear/nuclear DNA, especially that a mitochondrial DNA is circular while a linear/nuclear DNA is linear. So what does the above title actually means (in simple terms)? Is it still linear or not?

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What does "~mitochondrial DNA ~bp linear DNA" means?

I'm surfing NCBI website -Nucleotide- to find some examples of real DNA sequences to use in my small homework project.

My question is related to the title of a DNA sequence below:

"Sus scrofa mitochondrial DNA, D-loop region, isolate: Europeanwild boar 3

1,045 bp linear DNA"

I thought a mitochondrial DNA is different than a linear/nuclear DNA, especially that a mitochondrial DNA is circular while a linear/nuclear DNA is linear. So what does the above title actually means (in simple terms)? Is it still linear or not?