Whis is NOT a way that tghe process of eucaryotic transcrption differs from the

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Whis is NOT a way that tghe process of eucaryotic transcrption differs from the process of bacterial transcrption ?

A. bacterial cells contain a single RNA polymerase, whereas eucaryotic cells have 3

B bacterial RNA polymerase can initiate transcrptoin without the help of additional protiens, whereas eucaryotic RNA ploymerase need geberal transcrption factots.

C. In eucaryotic cells, transcritpion regulators can influence transcrptional initiation thousands od nucleotidees away from the promotoe, whereas bacteral regulatory sequences are very close to the promoter

D. Bacterial transcriton is physicall distanct and seperated from translation, whereas eucaryotic transcrption is coupled by directly with translated

Explanation / Answer

aD. Bacterial transcription is physical distinct and seperated from translation, whereais eucaryotic transcriptltlion is coupled by directely with translation.

Bacterial transcription and translation occur simultaneously whereas it is impossible in eukayotes, transcription occurs in a membrane bound nucleus while translation occurs outside the nucleus in the cytoplasm.

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