The Mediator complex acts as a coactivator of this process by looping distant regions of euchromatin ["you-chromatin"] closer together.
In bacteria, this process can end in a "rho-independent" fashion, which is caused by the formation of a stem-loop structure. The Mediator complex acts as a coactivator of this process by looping distant regions of euchromatin ["you-chromatin"] closer together. This process is promoted by sigma factor and TATA binding protein, both examples of this process's namesake factors. This process involves the creation of a namesake bubble after the template and complementary strands are unwound. Ribo-nucleotide tri-phosphates are added onto the growing strand by RNA polymerase during the "elongation" step of this process. For 10 points, name this molecular process that produces RNA from DNA.
In bacteria, this process can end in a "rho-independent" fashion, which is caused by the formation of a stem-loop structure.
RNA transcription [prompt on mRNA synthesis]