The place where RNA polymerase attaches with the DNA is called:

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The place where RNA polymerase attaches with the DNA is called: (A) promoter site (B) operator site (C) activator site (D) repressor site

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The site where the RNA polymerase attaches with DNA is called promoter site. The promoter gene is the site for binding of enzyme DNA dependent RNA polymerase which is responsible for the process of transcription.

Q. The place where RNA polymerase attaches with the DNA is called:

promoter site

operator site

activator site

repressor site

The site where the RNA polymerase attaches with DNA is called promoter site. The promoter gene is the site for binding of enzyme DNA dependent RNA polymerase which is responsible for the process of transcription.