Within an organism, all cells are the same in which respect? Each cell contains the same mRNAs. Each cell contains the same proteins. Each cell has a complete set of genes. Each cell turns on the same promoters.

Within an organism, all cells are the same in which respect?

Do all cells of the body express the same genes?No, since they don't contain the same DNANo, since they don't all need to make the same proteinsYes, since they all make the same proteinsYes, since they all contain the same DNA

Why can genes from one organism be put into a completely different organism?

Explain how a single gene can produce many different proteins.

Prokaryotes and eukaryotes differ in how they accomplish transcription and translation. Which of the following are unique to prokaryotic cells?SELECT ALL THAT APPLYMessenger RNA must travel out of the nucleus to reach a ribosome for translation.Uses a lot of cellular energy.Transcription occurs in the cytoplasm.RNA must be spliced after it is transcribed before it can be translated.Main enzyme is RNA polymerase.Translation of an RNA sequence can begin before transcription is complete.