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Question 1

Genetic regulation in eukaryotes can take place at a variety of levels from transcriptional to posttranslational. At what level is genetic regulation considered most likely in prokaryotes?
◦ capping
◦ transcriptional
◦ exon processing
◦ polyadenylation of the 3' end of the mRNAs
◦ intron processing

Question 2

Regarding eukaryotic and prokaryotic genetic regulation, what process seems to be the most similar between the two?
◦ poly-A tail addition
◦ 5'-capping regulation
◦ transcriptional regulation
◦ RNA splicing regulation
◦ intron/exon shuffling
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