I keep noticing that most course syllabi read like a marketing flyer. They list topics, a handful of textbook chapters, and a vague "assessment will b
Why does the mitochondrial DNA replication model 2.0 claim reverse transcription occurs in prokaryotes?
I'm stuck on a lecture slide that says the new MitoRep 2.0 algorithm predicts that prokaryotic cells perform reverse transcription during mitochondrial DNA replication. The slide even cites a "circular RNA primer" mechanism similar to retroviruses. Is this actually how bacteria handle mtDNA, or am I misreading the model? Any clarification would be appreciated.
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