The active site of DNA polymerase is similar in ____.
A) archaea and bacteria only
B) archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes
C) archaea and eukaryotes only
D) none of these groups
E) bacteria and eukaryotes only

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The active site of DNA polymerase, which is crucial for its function in DNA replication, is conserved across all domains of life, including archaea, bacteria, and eukaryotes. This conservation reflects the fundamental importance and ancient evolutionary origin of DNA replication mechanisms.

The Active Site of DNA Polymerase Is Similar in ____