Answer:
The correct answer is d. eukaryotes almost always produce polycistronic mRNA
Explanation:
mRNA can be polycistronic or monocistronic. A monocistronic mRNA contains the information of one gene only so a monocistronic mRNA code only one protein at a time but a polycistronic mRNA can code for multiple proteins at a time.
In eukaryotes, one transcriptional unit carries the information of only one protein so eukaryotes produce monocistronic mRNA but some eukaryotes are capable of having polycistronic mRNA.
In prokaryotes, many genes are transcribed as a unit to produce multiple proteins so prokaryotes produce polycistronic mRNA. Therefore the statement which is not true is d. eukaryotes almost always produce polycistronic mRNA.
"Complex Carbohydrates" are l<span>iving organisms break down polysaccharides into simple sugars. Complex carbohydrates are made up of sugar molecules. They are like strings that is long and complex chains. They can be found on foods like beans, whole grains, vegetables, and peas. They are converted into glucose in the body which serves as the source of energy of the body.</span>
