which do the cells of an e. coli bacterium and an elephant have in common

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Both elephant and bacterium have ribosomes for protein synthesis, chromosomes for replication and division of cells and cytoplasm in common. There are various enzymes such as glycolytic enzymes and Krebs cycle enzymes that are common to both types of cells,

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