Transcription begins when RNA polymerase..
a. attaches to the promoter sequence of a gene.
b. binds to a strand of RNA.
c. attaches to a ribosome.
d. unwinds a strand of DNA.

Question

Transcription begins when RNA polymerase..
a. attaches to the promoter sequence of a gene.
b. binds to a strand of RNA.
c. attaches to a ribosome.
d. unwinds a strand of DNA.

kainui · Answer

Can you narrow it down to your best guess or eliminate anything obviously wrong?

anonymous · Answer

no..:/

kainui · Answer

I really can't help someone who can't help themselves. You gotta give me something or show that you're trying and not just waiting for someone to give you the answer.

anonymous · Answer

ha... right.. k

kainui · Answer

k l8r

abb0t · Answer

"$\sf\color{red}{K}$" is not one of the choices. I think you only have $\sf A, B, C, ~or~D$.

anonymous · Answer

wow, i know that. thanks captain obvious

nincompoop · Answer

LAUGHING MY ARSE OFF

abb0t · Answer

Don't be smug.

nincompoop · Answer

the central dogma starts with ...

anonymous · Answer

haha:)

anonymous · Answer

oh haha @abb0t *eye roll*

nincompoop · Answer

http://www.nature.com/scitable/ebooks/the-elaboration-of-the-central-dogma-16553173

blues · Answer

Given that RNA polymerase is the enzyme that takes a strand of DNA and from that strand of DNA makes a new strand of RNA - think about what has to happen first.

nincompoop · Answer

what happens is that I open my textbook, read about the central dogma. write the steps down in a way I can easily remember them