How does the structural organization of mRNA in eukaryotes differ from that in prokaryotes?

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Eukaryotic mRNA is processed post-transcriptionally to remove introns, while prokaryotic mRNA typically lacks introns.

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Prokaryotic mRNA undergoes extensive splicing to remove introns, whereas eukaryotic mRNA is transcribed without introns.

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Prokaryotic mRNA always contains a 5' cap and poly-A tail, features absent in eukaryotic mRNA.

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Eukaryotic mRNA is directly involved in translation without modification, unlike prokaryotic mRNA.

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