A bacterium can be made to synthesise a eukaryotic protein. To do this, a eukaryotic gene is inserted into the bacterial DNA so that it can be translated. What explains the fact that a bacterial cell can make a eukaryotic protein but is unable to make a eukaryotic glycoprotein?
- ABacteria do not have $70\text{S}$ ribosomes.
- BBacteria do not have a nuclear envelope.
- CBacteria do not have Golgi bodies.
- DBacteria do not have mitochondria.