Recall that human and other eukaryotic genes usually contain introns (untranslated segments), whereas bacterial (prokaryotic) genes do not. What problem does this create if we wish to transfer a human gene into a bacterium for production of a useful protein product?

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The Answer of Recall that human and other eukaryotic genes usually contain introns (untranslated segments), whereas bacterial (prokaryotic) genes do not. What problem does this create if we wish to transfer a human gene into a bacterium for production of a useful protein product?

Recall That Human and Other Eukaryotic Genes Usually Contain Introns