Answer:
The correct answer is C larger than the Same as
Explanation:
The primary transcript in the nucleus of Eukaryotic cell is larger than the functional mRNA.This because the primary transcript contain both introns(non coding part) and exons (coding part).Before translation in eukaryotes the noncoding part or intron is removed from the primary transcript by Splicing resulting in the formation of functional mRNA.
On the other hand splicing rarely occur in the prokaryotic mRNA as a result the primary transcript is same size as that of functional mRNA in case of Prokaryotes.
A primary transcript in the nucleus of a eukaryotic cell is larger than the functional mRNA, while a primary transcript in a prokaryotic cell is same size as the functional mRNA.
A primary transcript is the mRNA that is initially produced from the DNA molecule.
The primary transcript in eukaryotes contains non-coding regions and is usually longer than the functional mRNA.
The primary transcript in a prokaryotic cell is the same as the functional mRNA.
Therefore, a primary transcript in the nucleus of a eukaryotic cell is larger than the functional mRNA, while a primary transcript in a prokaryotic cell is same size as the functional mRNA.
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