The non-coding introns produced from this process are spliced before translation takes place.
For studying the molecular basis of this process, the 2006 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Roger David Kornberg. During the pre-initiation and initiation stages of this process, TFIID interacts with the Pribnow box. The termination stage of this process involves the lollipop-shaped hairpin loop. This process's factors bind to the Goldberg-Hogness box also known as the TATA box. The non-coding introns produced from this process are spliced before translation takes place. Thymine is replaced with uracil, for 10 points, during this process in which RNA polymerase produces a copy of mRNA from a DNA template.
For studying the molecular basis of this process, the 2006 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Roger David Kornberg.
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