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One major difference between bacterial and eukaryotic RNA polymerase is that
 
  a. prokaryotes have several RNA polymerases.
  b. eukaryotic RNA polymerase can polymerize RNA in the 3 to 5 direction.
  c. prokaryotic RNA polymerase recognizes several different promoters.
  d. eukaryotic RNA polymerase has only one polypeptide.
  e. eukaryotic RNA polymerase cannot read DNA to find the promoter sequence.
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I feel extremely confident now, ty
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