How gene prediction varies in prokaryotes and eukaryotes
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Answer:The transcription (the formation of mRNA from the DNA sequence) and translation (coding-regions of mRNA into corresponding proteins) differ at a fundamental level in prokaryotes and eukaryotes. Hence, the problem of Gene Prediction maybe divided into two, namely, Gene Prediction in Prokaryotes and in Please mark me as Brainiest
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Prokaryotes:
1) Bacteria grows in competative rapid condition.
2) simple needs and single celled.
3) don't have cell specific gene expression.
Eukaryotes:
1.have other regulatory needs so they have a different set of regulatory controls
2. are NOT regulated by operons
3. each structural gene has its own promoter and is transcribed independently
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