Compare and contrast between pro and eukaryotic cells for their levels of gene expression. Additional level of controls in eukaryotes.
Feature | prokaryotic gene expression | eukaryotic gene expression |
Organisation of genes | genes are organised into operons where more than one genes are regulated by a common promoter | single gene is having single promoter and no operons are found |
Transcription | takes place in cytoplasm and can be coupled with translation, one type of RNA polymerase is present | takes place in nucleus and is not coupled with translation, contains three types of RNA polymerases |
Post translational modifications | no post translational modification | post translational modification like acetylation methylation ubiquitination glycosylation ribosylation phosphorylation can occur on specific amino acid residue of proteins |
Type of mRNA | mRNA is polycistronic type because it contains information for more than one gene | monocistronic mRNA, because one mRNA contains information for one gene only |
Introns | introns are non coding in nature are absent | introns are present which are non coding in nature most of the DNA (99.9%) is non coding |
Level of regulation | occurs at the level of transcription | occurs at every step of of formation of genetic material and protein, at the level of transcription, translation, DNA replication, post transcriptional modification, post translational modification and epigenetic regulation |
Regulation type | simple type of regulation and short term regulation | Complex type of regulation including short term and long term regulation |
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Compare and contrast between pro and eukaryotic cells for their levels of gene expression. Additional level...
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