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Both prokarytoes and eukaryoes use the information encoded on the genes in their DNA to synthesize proteins. How does the process of translation in prokaryotes differ from translation in eukaryotes?
Both prokarytoes and eukaryoes use the information encoded on the genes in their DNA to synthesize proteins. How does the process of translation in prokaryotes differ from translation in eukaryotes?
Beverley SmithLv2
28 Sep 2019
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