The genomes of bacteria, like E. coli, differ from the genomes of eukaryotes like humans in which of the following way?
Bacterial genomes have a single gene associated with each regulatory sequence, while eukaryotic genes are often arranged in operons
Bacterial genomes have numerous introns within genes, while eukaryotic genomes do not
Bacterial genomes have a higher density of genes, with less space between genes
Bacterial genomes have genes that are transcribed from both strands of the DNA molecule, while eukaryotic genomes only transcribe the template strand