A.	Eukaryotes are multi-cellular. Gene expression can be development and tissue specific.
B.	There are multiple copies for many eukaryotic genes, and a large amount of non-essential DNA.
C.	Eukaryotic genes are primarily in the nucleus. mRNAs must cross the nuclear membrane before they are translated in cytoplasm.
D.	Many eukaryotic genes are interrupted by non-coding DNA, which is transcribed and then removed by a process known as splicing.
E.	Eukaryotic precursor mRNA is extensively modified in the nucleus before translation.
F.	Transcription and translation not coupled as in prokaryotes
G.	Polycistronic mRNAs rare in eukaryotes.