Please help compare and contrast the page attached, thanks! Assignment: Bacteria
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Assignment: Bacteria versus Eukaryotes
In the space below, compare and contrast the processes of DNA replication, transcription and translation in bacteria and eukaryotes.
DNA replication:
Bacteria Vs. Eukaryotes
Transcription:
Bacteria Vs. Eukaryotes
Translation:
Bacteria Vs. Eukaryotes
Explanation / Answer
DNA REPLICATION:
BACTERIA:
EUKARYOTES:
TRANSCRIPTION:
BACTERIA:
EUKARYOTES:
TRANSLATION:
BACTERIA:
EUKARYOTES:
BACTERIA:
- DNA replication occurs inside the cytoplasm.
- There is only one origin of replication per molecule of DNA.
- Divides by Binary fission.
- Origin of replication is about 100-200 nucleotides or more in length.
- Replication occurs at one point in each chromosome.
- Only one replication fok is formed.
- Only have one origin of replication.
- Initiation is carried out by protien DnaA and DnaB
- DNA gyrase is needed.
EUKARYOTES:
- DNA replication occurs inside the nucleus.
- Have many origins of replication in each chromosome.
- Divides by mitosis
- Each origin of replication is formed of about 150 nucleotides.
- Replication occurs at several pointa smultaneously in each chromososme.
- Multiple replication forks are formed simultaneously in each chromosome.
- Has multipleorigins of replication.
- Initiation is carried out by the Origin Recognition Complex.
- DNA gyrase is not needed.
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