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Question 1

You want to design a drug that prevents transcription of eukaryotic mRNAs but does not affect transcription of other RNAs. What enzyme would you target?
◦ RNA polymerase I
◦ RNA polymerase II
◦ RNA polymerase III
◦ ribozyme
◦ methyl transferase

Question 2

You wish to create a mutation that prevents access of RNA polymerase to the gene. Which region of a gene would you mutate?
◦ coding region
◦ start codon
◦ promoter sequence
◦ terminator sequence
◦ stop codon
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