The TATA box is. A. a master control gene in eukaryotic organisms. B. a sequence that guides RNA polymerase to bind in the correct spot. C. a part of the lac operon in E.coli.

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The TATA box is. A. a master control gene in eukaryotic organisms. B. a sequence that guides RNA polymerase to bind in the correct spot. C. a part of the lac operon in E.coli.

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a sequence that guides RNA polymerase to bind in the correct spot

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