Transposable elements are flanked by short direct repeats

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1. Most transposable elements are flanked by short direct repeats. How are these direct repeats formed?

2. Which of the following is false concerning DNA replication in bacterial cells when compared to eucaryotic cells? (Examples that would make it true)

3. Which of the following is true concerning RNA polymerase from E. coli? (Need examples that provide that it's true)

4. Which of the following is false concerning formation of aminoacyl-tRNA? (need examples that would provide it making it true)

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