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RNA Polymerase TATGCTGCATGA CGGT CACA
TAC G A C GTACT GCC AG
3'
DNA
Strands
Direction in which the mRNA will be built
RNA Nucleotides
Which RNA nucleotide can pair with the Thymine (T) at the beginning of the strand? Drag it into the
DNA antisense strand to make a pair.


RNA Polymerase

TATGCTGCATGA CGGT CACA
TAC G A C GTACT GCC AG
3'
DNA
Strands
Direction in which th

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