The TATA box: (select all that apply!) Group of answer choices

Is a sequence in DNA that provides a site for transcription factors to bind to.

Is a sequence in DNA that provides a site for helicase to unwind DNA.

Is a sequence in RNA that signals the formation of ribosomal subunits.

Is a sequence in RNA that signals that a protein should be synthesized on the rough ER.

Is also known as a promoter

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Fiona Clark

26 June, 18:40

The TATA box: (select all that apply!) Group of answer choices

Is a sequence in DNA that provides a site for transcription factors to bind to.

Is a sequence in DNA that provides a site for helicase to unwind DNA.

Is a sequence in RNA that signals the formation of ribosomal subunits.

Is a sequence in RNA that signals that a protein should be synthesized on the rough ER.

Is also known as a promoter

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Yaretzi Wright · Answer 1

The TATA box Is a sequence in DNA that provides a site for transcription factors to bind to.

The TATA box Is also known as a promoter.

Explanation:

The TATA box is not a sequence in RNA that signals that a protein should be synthesized on the rough ER.

The TATA box Is not a sequence in RNA that signals the formation of ribosomal subunits

TATA Is not a sequence in DNA that provides a site for helicase to unwind DNA.