Question

In eukaryotes, numerous transcription factors are

involvedin the synthesis of mRNA. Outline
the sequence of events (the order in which the
variousproteins bind to form the complex)
leading up to the binding of RNA polymerase II to
thepromoter, and subsequent synthesis of
mRNA.

Answer 1

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Step-by-step explanation:

Transcription is a process in which protein is being produced or synthesized. Transcription can also be defined as the transfer of genetic instructions in DNA to RNA. Transcription uses the DNA in the nucleus to make an RNA molecule. Then, the RNA will now leave the nucleus for ribosome(cytoplasm).

Transcription takes place in three steps and they are;

(1). INITIATION STEP: in this step, the RNA polymerase(an enzyme) binds to the promoter.

(2). ELONGATION STEP: in this step, we have the addition of nucleotides to the mRNA strand.

(3). TERMINATION STEP: In this step, we have the RNA polymerase crosses a terminating sequence in the gene. Here, the mRNA strand detaches itself from the DNA.

After the three steps above, we have the processing of the mRNA. This additional processing include, Splicing(removal of introns from mRNA), Editing( changes in nucleotides in mRNA) and Polyadenylation(addition of tail).