Termination of polypeptide synthesis in bacteria differs from eukaryotes in
Termination of polypeptide synthesis in bacteria differs from eukaryotes in
- A
Having different termination codons
- B
Being $GTP$ dependent
- C
Involving more than one type of release factors
- D
All of these
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