bio question

[ippie]

1. DNA has proof reading ability, but RNA does not.
What does proof reading mean?

2. Ribosomes are assembled by the nucleolus.
Here the word "assembled" doesn't mean "put together". right?
Each subunit of ribosomes is made in nucleolus,
and two subunits are put together in cytoplasm when the protein synthesizes. Am I right?

3. Do both prokaryotes and eukaryotes have cytoskeleton?
In Kaplan, prokaryotes, don't have cytoskeleton.
In DAT destroyer, both have cytoskeleton.
In Wikipedia, "it was once thought this structure was unique to eukaryotes, but recent research has identified the prokaryotic cytoskeleton."
How can I answer in the test if I am confused with two answer choices.

 

[joh020340]

1. DNA has proof reading ability, but RNA does not.
What does proof reading mean?

2. Ribosomes are assembled by the nucleolus.
Here the word "assembled" doesn't mean "put together". right?
Each subunit of ribosomes is made in nucleolus,
and two subunits are put together in cytoplasm when the protein synthesizes. Am I right?

3. Do both prokaryotes and eukaryotes have cytoskeleton?
In Kaplan, prokaryotes, don't have cytoskeleton.
In DAT destroyer, both have cytoskeleton.
In Wikipedia, "it was once thought this structure was unique to eukaryotes, but recent research has identified the prokaryotic cytoskeleton."
How can I answer in the test if I am confused with two answer choices.

Able to excise nucleotides 3'-5' (backtracking mistakes) and replace them with correct nucleotide.

Small and large subunit only come together during translation, then they split up. During non-translation, they exist as subunits in cytosol.

DAT Destroyer also said that bacteria have mesosomes which are now shown to only form during preservation. So I would be skeptical of Destroyer, trust textbooks.

 

[ak47]

1. DNA has proof reading ability, but RNA does not.
What does proof reading mean?

2. Ribosomes are assembled by the nucleolus.
Here the word "assembled" doesn't mean "put together". right?
Each subunit of ribosomes is made in nucleolus,
and two subunits are put together in cytoplasm when the protein synthesizes. Am I right?

3. Do both prokaryotes and eukaryotes have cytoskeleton?
In Kaplan, prokaryotes, don't have cytoskeleton.
In DAT destroyer, both have cytoskeleton.
In Wikipedia, "it was once thought this structure was unique to eukaryotes, but recent research has identified the prokaryotic cytoskeleton."
How can I answer in the test if I am confused with two answer choices.

Prokaryotes (I know bacteria for sure) have cytoskeletons. Two examples: FtsZ and MreB!