Bacterial RNA polymerase binds to a specific region
of about 60 base pairs of the DNA. Several
active centers can be identified (not shown
here).
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- Transcription
- Transcription by RNA polymerase
- Polymerase binding site
- Promoter of transcription
- A transcription unit
- Determination of the starting point of transcription
- Control of Gene Expression in Bacteria by Induction
- Induction of enzymes in bacteria
- The lactose operon in E. coli
- Control of the lac operon
- Gene-regulating nucleotide sequence of the lac ope...
- Control of Gene Expression in Bacteria by Repression
- Regulation of synthesis of the amino acid tryptoph...
- Biosynthesis of tryptophan by means of five enzyme...
- Tryptophan operon in E. coli
- The role of the attenuator
- Attenuation of the trp operon
- Control of Transcription
- Promoter region
- Assembly of general transcription factors to initi...
- RNA polymerase promoters
- RNA polymerase
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