Termination of polypeptide synthesis in bacteria differs from eukaryotes in
Termination of polypeptide synthesis in bacteria differs from eukaryotes in
- A
Having different termination codons
- B
Being $GTP$ dependent
- C
Involving more than one type of release factors
- D
All of these
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Match the following $RNA$ polymerase with their transcribed products
$(a) \;RNA$ polymerase $I$
$(i) \;tRNA$
$(b) \;RNA$ polymerase $II $
$(ii)\; rRNA$
$(c)\; RNA$ polymerase $III $
$(iii) \;hnRNA$
Select the correct option from the following
Match the following $RNA$ polymerase with their transcribed products
| $(a) \;RNA$ polymerase $I$ | $(i) \;tRNA$ |
| $(b) \;RNA$ polymerase $II $ | $(ii)\; rRNA$ |
| $(c)\; RNA$ polymerase $III $ | $(iii) \;hnRNA$ |
Select the correct option from the following
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Methyl guanosine triphosphate is added at $5 '$ end of hn-$RNA$ in a process of
The larger sub-unit of a ribosome is found to contain $28\;S$, $5.8\;S$ and $5\;S$ types of $RNA$. This ribosome is found in
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Definitions/Explanation : Cistron & terminator
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