a dna fragment coding for RNA polymerase is a -code -promoter -gene -repressor -operator
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In operon models, the function of the promoter is to a. code for the repressor protein. b. bind with RNA polymerase. c. bind to the repressor. d. code for the regulator gene
In eukaryotes, a promoter is the region of a plasmid that binds the enzymes for replication. the mRNA that binds to a ribosome. the DNA that binds RNA polymerase. the DNA that binds DNA polymerase.
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