Prokaryotic gene is polycistronic .give reason
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Prokaryotic genes are polycistronic, i.e, each gene may code for more than one polypeptide and are under one promoter and one operator.
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Prokaryotic genes produce polycistronic mRNAs.
These mRNAs code for more than one protein.
Since the genome of prokaryotes is much lesser than that of prokaryotes, its essential for a single mRNA to produce several proteins.
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