1. What are the main steps involved in prokaryotic transcription? IN ORDER

• 1. 1. Initiation

  2. 2. Elongation

  3. 3. Termination

• 1. 1. Elongation

  2. 2. Termination

  3. 3. Initiation

• 1. 1. Initiation

  2. 2. Termination

  3. 3. Elongation

• 1. 1. Termination

  2. 2. Initiation

  3. 3. Elongation

1. Explain the role of the sigma factor in prokaryotic transcription.

• The sigma factor has no significance in prokaryotic transcription.

• The sigma factor is responsible for converting the codons to amino acids.

• It facilitates the binding of RNA polymerase to the promoter to initiate transcription.

• Enhancing the stability of RNA polymerase holoenzyme

Exons and introns serve as templates for protein synthesis?

• True

• False

Tags

NGSS.HS-LS1-1

Splicing removes exons to form mature mRNA?

• True

• False

5' cap facilitates binding of ribosomes during translation?

• True

• False

The 3' poly-A tail is essential for intron removal?

• True

• False

What is the process of removing introns during transcription called?

• removal

• cutting

• splitting

• splicing