How To Use RNA polymerase In A Sentence
- To allow for the next round of transcription initiation RNA polymerase has to translocate about 60 base pairs.
- Such a structural change in the initiation complex can result from direct contacts between the transcription factor and RNA polymerase.
- Both topoisomerase I and RNA polymerase II reactivity occurs in the minor groove of DNA.
- These complexes regulate the interaction of RNA polymerases and DNA elements within promoters.
- In contrast to the phage polymerases, RNA polymerases from higher organisms have a much more complex subunit structure than the bacterial enzymes.
- Subsequently, recombination was also shown to be stimulated by RNA polymerase II-driven transcription.
- Promoter sequences promote the ability of RNA polymerases to recognize the nucleotide at which initiation begins.
- According to the RNA polymerase partition model two interconvertible populations of RNA polymerase exist in the cell.
- The assembled factors include an RNA polymerase, the blue molecule.
- Nobel Prizes have recognized a number of the triumphs along the way, among them Watson, Crick and Wilkins 'decipherment of the helical structure of DNA and Roger Kornberg's uncovering of the workings of the enzyme RNA polymerase, which turns DNA into RNA. The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2009 - Speed Read
