Which molecules are distinctively different in Bacteria and Archaea?

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Eager Beaver · Answer 1 · 2017-11-11T04:52:22+0000

The answer is RNA polymerases.

RNA polymerases are involved in the process of transcription, which reads the DNA and thanks to RNA polymerases, RNA is synthesized. Bacteria have a special type of RNA polymerases that made them distinctively different from Archaea. Bacterial RNA polymerase is a large molecule that also catalyzes mRNA and ncRNA synthesis.

Which molecules are distinctively different in Bacteria and Archaea?

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