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(a) Explain the process of transcription in a prokaryote.
(b) List only, the two additional complexities observed in the process of transcription in eukaryotes.

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(a) Process of transcription in a prokaryote:

  • Initiation: RNA polymerase enzyme along with initiation factor binds with DNA sequence at promotor and starts transcription.
  • Elongation: RNA polymerase enzyme nucleoside triphosphate acts as a substrates and polymerises the nucleotides of templates as a complementary strand.
  • Termination: Termination factor replaces the initiation factor at the termination point of DNA sequence.

(b) The two additional complexities observed in the process of transcription of    

     eukaryotes.

  • In eukaryotes transcription occurs in nucleus.
  • In eukaryotes RNA processing is required as its structural gene is monocistronic.
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