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parker123

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Question 1

Rifampicin inhibits bacterial RNA polymerase by binding to which subunit?


◦ All of these are correct.
◦ α
◦ β
◦ β'
◦ σ

Question 2

The pN protein of bacteriophage lambda functions in controlling phage gene expression as a(n):


◦ transcription termination protein.
◦ DNA helicase.
◦ RNA polymerase accessory factor for recognition of phage gene promoters.
◦ antitermination protein.
◦ transcriptional repressor.
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