שאלה | (USMLoid) The DNA polymerases and RNA polymerases of both prokaryotes and eukaryotes make copies of nucleotides sequences - but the RNA polymerases are more prone to error. This doesn't matter because

(USMLoid) The DNA polymerases and RNA polymerases of both prokaryotes and eukaryotes make copies of nucleotides sequences - but the RNA polymerases are more prone to error. This doesn't matter because

		Errors introduced into protein sequence usually have no effect on function.
		RNA molecules are smaller than DNA molecules.
		mRNAs bearing mutations are usually degraded before they can be translated
		The errors occurring during RNA synthesis are repaired later.
		The copies are not incorporated into the genetic material of the next generation.