Question

What best describes a rho-independent termination of transcription?

Answer 1

These termination signals typically consist of a short, often GC-rich hairpin followed by a sequence enriched in thymine residues

Step-by-step explanation:

yes

Answer 2

Explanation:Rho-independent (also known as intrinsic) terminators are sequence motifs found in many prokaryotes that cause the transcription of DNA to RNA to stop. These termination signals typically consist of a short, often GC-rich hairpin followed by a sequence enriched in thymine residues.