The enzyme that unwinds the DNA double helix is called DNA gyrase                c. helicase primase                       d. ligase RNA polymerase has 5’- 3’...

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  1. The enzyme that unwinds the DNA double helix is called
    1. DNAgyrase               c. helicase
    2. primase                      d. ligase
  2. RNA polymerase has
    1. 5’- 3’ exonucleases
    2. 3’- 5’ exonucleases
    3. both exonucleases
    4. no exonucleases

                                                              

  1. In the synthesis of RNA the addition proceeds by   
    1. attack of the 3’OH to the a phosphate of the incoming NTP
    2. attack of the 3’OH to the a phosphate of the incoming dNTP
    3. attack of the 5’OH to the a phosphate of the incoming NTP
    4. attack of the 5’OH to the a phosphate of the incomingdNTP                     

           

  1.    The RNA transcript is identical to the
    1. nontemplate strand of DNA
    2. coding strand of DNA but T is replaced by U
    3. coding strand of DNA but U is replaced by T
    4. template strand

  1.   The specific binding sites for RNA polymerase onDNA are called
    1. core subunits             
    2. transcripts
    3. introns
    4. promoters

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