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In eukaryotes, transcription occurs in the nucleus and translation in the cytoplasm, with mRNA undergoing splicing and modification, while prokaryotes perform both processes in the cytoplasm without mRNA modification. Ribosomes are 80s in eukaryotes and 70s in prokaryotes, with prokaryotic mRNA being shorter and translation starting immediately after transcription. Gene expression is regulated through operons, which consist of groups of genes transcribed together, allowing efficient control of related genes

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