The average replicon in animal cells is 100 kb. Given the average rates of replication in bacteria and eukarytic cells, how long wo it take each to replicate 100 kb. Bacteria 1.40 Eukaryotes 33.20 min min

The average replicon in animal cells is 100 kb. Given the average rates of replication in bacteria and eukarytic cells, how long wo it take each to replicate 100 kb. Bacteria 1.40 Eukaryotes 33.20 min min

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