This process can be terminated through a palindromic G-C rich hairpin loop or by a protein factor designated "Rho."
This process can be terminated through a palindromic G-C rich hairpin loop or by a protein factor designated "Rho." In bacteria, this process can be initiated by a sigma factor, while in eukaryotes, it generally begins after TFIID binds to the TATA box. Unlike a similar process, this does not form Okazaki fragments because only the 3' strand is used, and the (*) reverse of this process is used by retroviruses like HIV. Spliceosomes remove introns following this process, during which polymerase adds complementary nucleotides and replaces thymine with uracil. For ten points, name this process in which mRNA is synthesized from a DNA template, sometimes contrasted with translation.
This process can be terminated through a palindromic G-C rich hairpin loop or by a protein factor designated "Rho."
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