Is a prokaryotic transcription terminating factor. A.Rho factor B.Poly U tail C.Poly A tail D.Hairpin loop

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Is a prokaryotic transcription terminating factor.

A.Rho factor

B.Poly U tail

C.Poly A tail

D.Hairpin loop

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your answer is

A - Rho factor

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