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    An Important Sequence in the Initiation of Transcription in Archaea
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An Important Sequence in the Initiation of Transcription in Archaea

Question 72

Question 72

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An important sequence in the initiation of transcription in Archaea is the


A) Pribnow box.
B) start codon.
C) TATA box.
D) polysome site.

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