In prokaryotes, this process typically begins at the Pribnow Box, where sigma factor 70 binds.
In prokaryotes, this process typically begins at the Pribnow Box, where sigma factor 70 binds. This process is inhibited by a repressor protein, which is encoded by the lacI (LACK-"I") gene in the lac operon. In eukaryotes, this process typically begins when TBP binds to the (*) TATA box, triggering a pre-initiation complex that eventually allows RNA Polymerase to bind. This process has three steps: initiation, elongation, and termination. For 10 points, name this synthesis of mRNA from a DNA template, which is followed by translation.
In prokaryotes, this process typically begins at the Pribnow Box, where sigma factor 70 binds.
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