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what is transcription​

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Answered by MsRisingStar
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Process of synthesis of mRNA according to the nucleotide sequence present on DNA is called transcription.

Answered by arinomkar98
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Transcription is the initial step for gene expression. which involves the copy of a gene and it's DNA sequence to make RNA molecules.  

Explanation:

Transcription-:

  • Trascription is the initial or first step in gene expression. In this process the information from a gene is used to make a functional product like protein.
  • The main reason of transcription is to make RNA copies from DNA sequence.

Process of transcription-:

  • Enzyme required for the process of transcription is RNA polymerase which uses a single-strand  of DNA template to synthesize a complementary strand of RNA molecule.
  • Stages of transcription-:
  1. Initiation-: In this stage RNA polymerase binds to promotor region of DNA separates the DNA strands that is produce a single stranded DNA.
  2. Elongation-: One template strand of DNA, acts as a template for RNA polymerase and polymerase builds an RNA molecule out of complementary nucleotides, which make a chain and elongates in a direction 5' to 3'.
  3. Termination-:The terminator sequences signal that the RNA transcript is complete. After that the transcription is over.
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