One of the Most Important Ways in Which Eukaryotic DNA

question 63

Multiple Choice

One of the most important ways in which eukaryotic DNA differs from that of prokaryotes is

• A) prokaryotic DNA is complexed to proteins whereas eukaryotic DNA is not
• B) eukaryotic DNA is complexed to proteins whereas prokaryotic DNA is not
• C) DNA synthesis in eukaryotes takes place in the opposite direction from that in prokaryotes
• D) there is no requirement for a primer in the synthesis of eukaryotic DNA

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