D Question 9 Translation of eukaryotic genes directly requires O that the DNA coding for the protein is taken to the cytoplasm. that the DNA has a poly A tail at the 3'-end. the binding of RNA polymerase to the AUG codon. O the binding of DNA polymerase to the promoter sequence of a gene. that the ribosome locates an AUG codon on the RNA and brings in the appropriate tRNA. 2 pts
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