I. Strong promoters in bacteria have a long distance between the -35 and -10 sequences. II. Sigma 70 is the primary sigma factor in E. coli. Evaluate whether the statements above are correct or incorrect, and type the letter of your answer on the space provided. Write the capital letter corresponding to your choice. A- Only the first statement is correct. B- Only the second statement is correct. C - Both the first and the second statements are correct. D- Both the first and second statements are incorrect.

I. Strong promoters in bacteria have a long distance between the -35 and -10 sequences. II. Sigma 70 is the primary sigma factor in E. coli. Evaluate whether the statements above are correct or incorrect, and type the letter of your answer on the space provided. Write the capital letter corresponding to your choice. A- Only the first statement is correct. B- Only the second statement is correct. C - Both the first and the second statements are correct. D- Both the first and second statements are incorrect.

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