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

Transfer DNA
RNA polymerases
Fatty acids
Transcription DNA

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2nd option

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RNA polymerases

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