Which of the following is incorrect about archaeal translation?
A. Archaeal translation uses no chaperone proteins for folding new polypeptides.
B. Archaeal translation uses 70S ribosomes, similar to bacterial ribosomes.
C. Archaeal translation may recognize ribosome binding sites homologous to bacterial Shine-Dalgarno sequences.
D. Archaeal translation is coupled to transcription, similar to bacterial processes.
Answer: A
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