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Both prokaryotes and eukaryotes share the overall path of gene expression from DNA to RNA to proteins for protein coding genes. They also both use mRNA as an intermediate molecule and have transcription occur in the nucleus.

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Which of the following are SHARED between prokaryotes and eukaryotes regarding gene
expression? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. The location of where translation occurs within the
cell The overall path being DNA to RNA ImRNN to Proteins for protein coding genes. The type
(sizel of ribosome The use of mRNA as an intermediate molecile The location within the cell ol
where transcription occurs

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