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What process begins when an enzyme bonds to a sequence of base pairs in DNA
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What process begins when an enzyme bonds to a sequence of base pairs in DNA

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enzyme that binds with the promoter on DNA and then moves along the DNA strand, opening up the DNA helix in front of it and then aligning the appropriate RNA nucleotides and linking them together

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