A particular E.coli promoter has the following sequences: TTTTAAATTTCCTCTTGACAGGCCCGGAAATAACCTCCCTATAATGCGCCACCCACTGACACG. Identify the Pribnow box, the -35 element and the transcription start site.
Answer:
-35 sequence is TTGACA & Prinbow box is TATAAT
TTTTAAATTTCCTCTTGACAGGCCCGGAAATAACCTCCCTATAATGCGCCACCCACTGACACG. -35 seuence Prinbow box
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