can you make an outline/ give each step of transcription/ rna processing from: DNA to pre-mRNA...
can you make an outline/ give each step of transcription/ rna processing from:
DNA to pre-mRNA processing
initiation
elongation
termination
transcription regulation
transduction pathways, transcription factors, protein bridges
termination/processing
adding 3' poly A tail
intron splicing alternative splicing
lariat structure
coupling transcription
self splicing introns
Homework Answers
The outline for the each step of transcription from DNA starts with the following. So, please take a look-
1.Initiation
2.Transduction pathways, transcription factors, protein bridges.
3.Elongation.
4.Transcription regulation.
5.Termination.
6.Termination/processing.
7.Self splicing introns.
8.Intron splicing alternative splicing.
9.Lariat structure.
10.Adding 3' poly A tail.
11.Coupling transcription.
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