with regards to Replication Origins, are there any differences between eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells?

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Bacterial chromosomes contain all of the following except

a structural genes.

b intergenic regions.

c repetitive sequences.

d. multiple origins of replication

2.Match the description with the type of genome.
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2. One origin of replication. prokaryotic or eukaryotic
3. Usually consists of one chromosome, which is circular. prokaryotic or eukaryotic
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There are significant differences between pro- and eukaryotic cells. Although prokaryotic cells are MUCH smaller and far less complex, they none-the-less are able to do many/most of the things eukaryotic cells can do. So then what advantage is there to being eukaryotic organisms (like ourselves)? What can eukaryotes do that prokaryotes can't?

What are the differences in transcription in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells?