Biology · Biotechnology: Principles and Processes
Eukaryotic genes often fail to function properly when cloned into bacterial cells because:
- 1Bacterial cells cannot excise introns present in eukaryotic genomic DNA✓
- 2The high pH inside bacterial cells interferes with gene expression
- 3Improper insertion of genes prevents correct functioning
- 4Bacterial cells lack the ribosomes necessary for translation
Correct answer
Bacterial cells cannot excise introns present in eukaryotic genomic DNA
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