In prokaryote DNA replication, nuclotide
assembly is
a. faster than eukaryotes.
b. slower than eukaryotes.
c. about the same speed as eukaryotes.
d. sometimes slower; sometimes faster than
eukaryotes.
e. none of these
A
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