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. 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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