Eukaryotic Protein-Coding Genes Differ from Their Prokaryotic Counterparts in That

question 73

Multiple Choice

Eukaryotic protein-coding genes differ from their prokaryotic counterparts in that eukaryotic genes

• A) are double-stranded.
• B) are present in only a single copy.
• C) contain introns.
• D) have promoters.
• E) are transcribed into mRNA.

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