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Author Question: Which of the following changes in DNA conformation is induced by gene transcription? (Read 12 times)

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Question 1

When RNA polymerase holoenzyme initially binds to a promoter, it covers a region of about:


◦ 40 to 45 base pairs.
◦ 55 to 60 base pairs.
◦ 75 to 80 base pairs.
◦ 85 to 90 base pairs.
◦ 95 to 105 base pairs.

Question 2

Which of the following changes in DNA conformation is induced by gene transcription?


◦ Positive supercoiling behind RNA polymerase and negative supercoiling in front
◦ Negative supercoiling behind and in front of the RNA polymerase
◦ Negative supercoiling of the DNA only in front of the RNA polymerase
◦ Positive supercoiling of the DNA only
◦ Negative supercoiling behind RNA polymerase and positive supercoiling in front
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