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Whats the difference between prokayotic and eukaryotic DNA sequences?

April 26, 2017Biology difference dna eukaryotic Mathematics sequences

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Whats the difference between prokayotic and eukaryotic DNA sequences?

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One of the main differences is that eukaryotic DNA sequences have a lot of junk DNA mixed in with the actual protein useable sequence. This “junk DNA” is called introns. Prokaryotes do not have introns. They just have the needed sequence. Also prokaryotes have there needed genes in a group. This is called an operon. This would be the main difference between prokarotes and eukaryotes. good luck.