How does bacterial-archaeal-eukaryotic transcription occur

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1. How does bacterial, archaeal and eukaryotic transcription occur? How are they similar and different in terms of process and components?

2. Use the knowledge that glucose molecules are added and subtracting from the non-reducing ends.

3. Describe in detail three theories aiming to explain the adaptive success of bipedal locomotion.

4. When do we say that a virus is dead or destroyed ?

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