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Importance of mesosomes in evolution of prokaryotes

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Answered by krishnasweethap8nkwf
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In eukaryotic cells, transcription cannot begin until DNA replication has been completed.

DNA replication is the first phase of protein synthesis. During DNA replication, copies are produced from a single strand of DNA, which are then wound into the double-helix conformation. This process is controlled by multiple enzymes, most importantly DNA polymerase. Once a new DNA is produced, transcription can begin, in which mRNA will be synthesized.

Answered by Anonymous
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◼️ importance of mesosomes

↪️ they help in the synthesis of cell wall and replication of DNA.

↪️they also help in respiration,secretion processes to increase the surface area of plasma membrane to carry out various enzymatic activities.

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