Bacteria can simultaneously transcribe and translate genes through the formation of: Trypanosomes Proteasomes Polysomes Spliceosomes

Bacteria can simultaneously transcribe and translate genes through the formation of:

		Trypanosomes
		Proteasomes
		Polysomes
		Spliceosomes

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Bacteria can simultaneously transcribe and translate gene through the formation of polysomes ( 3rd option )

polysomes or polyribosomes are a group of ribosomes or cluster of multiple ribosomes bound to a mRNA ( appears as a bead on a string ) and act to translate polypeptide according to mRNA , during translation . and it is formed during elongation phase of transcription . therefore in bacteria cell polysomes helps transcription and translation simultaneously . hence it is the right option .

1st option is wrong . as trypanosomes ( Trypanosoma sp . ) are unicellular parasitic protozoa that causes sleeping sickness diseases (trypanosomiasis ) . it is carried by tsetse fly . and trypanosomes infects mainly mammals . there is no link between trypanosomes and bacterial transcription and translation .

2nd option is also wrong . proteosomes are protein complex that degrade damaged or misfolded protein or unnecessary protein by proteolysis ( methods in which protein breaks down to peptide or amino acids ,) proteosomes are found inside all eukaryotes , archea and some bacteria . proteosomes are not related with transcription and translation , hence proteosome is wrong option .

4th option is wrong . as spliciosome is complex structure / machinary made of snRNA , proteins primarily found in the nucleus of eukaryotic cells ( not in bacteria cell ) and responsible for splicing mechanism ( removes intron from pre mRNA i.e it is involved in RNA editing not transcription or translation ). hence it not correct option .

gladiator answered 2 years ago

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