Biology, asked by chethanchethan2671, 8 months ago

why prokaryotic genes are called polyeistronic?

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Answered by sushumna47

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Prokaryote uses polycistronic because they genome is small and want to make everything in one pathway together.

Answered by DisneyPrincess29

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Prokaryote uses polycistronic because they genome is small and want to make everything in one pathway together.

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