Chapter 11 1) List the major types of RNA polymerases in eukaryotes and the type

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Chapter 11 1) List the major types of RNA polymerases in eukaryotes and the types of genes they are responsible for transcribing 2) Describe the structure of a "typical" eukaryotic protein-coding gene, including all potential regulatory regions. Indicate where the RNA polymerase II preinitiation complex interacts 3) Explain how enhancers can interact with promoters spaced 700-1000 bp away. ) Describe a model for transcriptional regulation by matrix attachment regions (MARS) 5) List in order the proteins that assemble to form an RNA polymerase II preinitiation complex.

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Ans-1 the following types of RNA polymerases are found in the eukaryotes.

1) form1= rRNA is found in nucleolus.

2) form2= mRNA and snRNA are found in nucleoplasm

3) form3= SS rRNA and t RNA are found in nucleoplasm.

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