Kornberg's Nobel Prize title refers to what type of cells?
Bacterial cells
Plant cells
Fungal cells
Eukaryotic cells
Answer
**Eukaryotic cells** are the focus of Kornberg's Nobel Prize-winning research, which centered on DNA synthesis and the crucial enzyme DNA polymerase. These cells, found in complex organisms like plants and animals, possess a true nucleus and various membrane-bound organelles. Kornberg's discoveries significantly advanced our understanding of DNA replication and its pivotal role in genetic inheritance and cellular function.
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