Eukaryotic DNA Polymerases Differ from Those of Prokaryotes in That

question 69

Multiple Choice

Eukaryotic DNA polymerases differ from those of prokaryotes in that

• A) they do not require a primer
• B) they do not always have exonuclease activity
• C) there is no equivalent to the sliding clamp in prokaryotic replication
• D) they produce longer Okazaki fragments

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