Which molecules are distinctively different in Bacteria and Archaea? Transfer DNA RNA polymerases Fatty acids Transcription DNA

Which molecules are distinctively different in Bacteria and Archaea? Transfer DNA RNA polymerases Fatty acids Transcription DNA

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