The promoter is equivalent to? a. start codon b. Terminator Sequence c. Primer d. Primase e. 3'-UTR

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The promoter is equivalent to?

a.
start codon

b.
Terminator Sequence

c.
Primer

d.
Primase

e.
3'-UTR

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Answer:

D. Primer

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I think it's primer but I'm honestly not sure

Palo Mraz answered Jul 24, 2023

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