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Which of the following is NOT a function of promoters in bacteria and eukaryotes? The promoter determines which strand of DNA is template and which is non-template. The promoter signals where transcription will end. A promoter is where the transcription apparatus (sigma factors or transcription factors) bind. The promoter region determines which nucleotide will be transcribed first.

          Which of the following is NOT a function of promoters in bacteria and eukaryotes?
The promoter determines which strand of DNA is template and which is non-template.
The promoter signals where transcription will end.
A promoter is where the transcription apparatus (sigma factors or transcription factors) bind.
The promoter region determines which nucleotide will be transcribed first.

Which of the following is NOT a function of promoters in bacteria and eukaryotes?
The promoter determines which strand of DNA is template and which is non-template.
The promoter signals where transcription will end.
A promoter is where the transcription apparatus (sigma factors or transcription factors) bind.
The promoter region determines which nucleotide will be transcribed first.

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Which of the following is NOT a function of promoters in bacteria and eukaryotes? The promoter determines which strand of DNA is template and which is non-template. The promoter signals where transcription will end. A promoter is where the transcription apparatus (sigma factors or transcription factors) bind. The promoter region determines which nucleotide will be transcribed first.