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What is the location of nearly all excess RNA polymerase (enzyme not actively transcribing) in a bacterial cell?


◦ As free holoenzyme in the cell until it binds to another promoter
◦ As free core enzyme in the cell until it binds to another promoter
◦ As holoenzyme bound to DNA in closed loose complexes
◦ As core enzyme bound to DNA in closed tight complexes
◦ As core enzyme bound to DNA in closed loose complexes
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