Prokaryotes

... are faithfully post-translationaly modified. True or False. 3)The structure and mechanism of action of chaperon proteins are conserved between prokaryotes and eukaryotes True or False. 4)According to the Crick's wobble hypothesis what bases on the anticodon's 1st position can bind to the codon ...

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... more in terms of survival by remaining as simple organisms. In many cases that is true. The most numerous organisms on the Earth are still the prokaryotes, which in many ways can be said to be "simple" organisms. So one could argue that it is the most effective form of life even in ...

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... referred to as UAS and it promotes RNA synthesis: True or false I think the answer for this is true 2, Polyadenylation of mRNAs occurs in both prokaryotes and Eukaryotes and it has the same function True or false I think the answer for this is false

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... they have no membrane-bound organelles, and the only organelles they have are ribosomes (which are also smaller than the ones in eukaryotes). Prokaryotes are generally known as bacteria. Today they are grouped into two separate large "fields" or domains, the (true) bacteria and the ...

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Thanks for the info. I should have realized that prokaryotes would have a different mechanism. After reading further on ATP itself, I'm still stuck at the same point. The RNA world theory would have to include a way for evolution to create both ATP ...

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