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How is bacterial dna replication similar to eukaryotic dna replication?.
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How is bacterial dna replication similar to eukaryotic dna replication?.

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How is bacterial DNA replication similar to eukaryotic DNA replication? Both bacterial and eukaryotic DNA replication is semiconservative. a single origin and proceeds in both directions.
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It is copied from the host cell for bacteria the same way the RNA is a copy of the DNA from the tRNA
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