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Which of the following statements about prokaryotic RNA polymerases is correct? Group of answer choices They require primers to initiate transcription. RNA polymerase uses the coding strand as template to make mRNA. They transcribe both introns and exons Primase is not needed in prokaryotes. They need to bind to nucleotide sequences on DNA known as promoter regions before DNA can be transcribed.

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Description: which of the following statements about prokaryotic rna polymerases is correct group of answer choices they require primers to initiate transcription rna polymerase uses the coding strand as 38115

          Which of the following statements about prokaryotic RNA polymerases is correct?
Group of answer choices
They require primers to initiate transcription.
RNA polymerase uses the coding strand as template to make mRNA.
They transcribe both introns and exons
Primase is not needed in prokaryotes.
They need to bind to nucleotide sequences on DNA known as promoter regions before DNA can be transcribed.

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09/09/2023

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Statement 1: "They require primers to initiate transcription." - This statement is incorrect. Prokaryotic RNA polymerases do not require primers to initiate transcription. They can directly bind to the DNA and start transcription. Statement 2: "RNA polymerase Show more…

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Which of the following statements about prokaryotic RNA polymerases is correct? Group of answer choices They require primers to initiate transcription. RNA polymerase uses the coding strand as template to make mRNA. They transcribe both introns and exons Primase is not needed in prokaryotes. They need to bind to nucleotide sequences on DNA known as promoter regions before DNA can be transcribed.