What makes rna and dna polymerase different? select all that apply.

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John Mathison asked Sep 11, 2023

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What makes rna and dna polymerase different? select all that apply.

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RNA polymerase is the main enzyme in RNA replication and has a lot more jobs than DNA polymerase. In DNA replication, DNA polymerase has helicase, ligase, primase and topoisomerase.

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