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In which way does the transcription of prokaryotic protein - coding genes differ from the transcription of eukaryotic protein coding genes?
a. Prokaryotic RNA polymerase recognizes promoters, wlye eukaryotic RNA polymerase II cannot recognize promoters without the participation of transcription factors.
b. Prokaryotic RNA polymerase uses the coding strand as a template, while eukaryotic RNA polymerase uses the complementary strand.
c. Prokaryotic have distal enhancers, engaged through DNA looping; eukaryotic genes have basal promoters only.
d. Prokaryotic transcriptional termination is a function of the promoter; eukaryotic transcriptional termination is a function of the DNA structure of the gene itself.

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