The Elongation and Termination Phases of Eukaryotic Transcription

question 61

Multiple Choice

The elongation and termination phases of eukaryotic transcription

• A) require several protein factors
• B) are better understood than the initiation phase
• C) are not subject to control mechanisms, only the initiation phase
• D) proceed at a constant rate and always stop at the same termination sequence

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