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07-12-2016
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Why is DNA replication more important in eukaryotes than in bacteria

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07-12-2016

The extra step of dissolving the nucleus is needed during DNA replication in a eukaryotic cell, whereas bacteria are prokaryotic and therefore don't have a nucleus so they don't need this extra step.

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