Eukaryotic and bacterial translation differ primarily in the ________ step(s).
A) initiation
B) elongation
C) termination
D) All of the answers are correct.
E) None of the answers is correct.

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Eukaryotic and bacterial translation differ primarily in the initiation step. This is due to the differences in the initiation factors and the ribosome binding sites between the two types of organisms. However, elongation and termination steps are relatively similar between the two.

Eukaryotic and Bacterial Translation Differ Primarily in the ________ Step(s)