Which of the following mRNA processing factors associates with the CTD of RNA polymerase II? A....
Which of the following mRNA processing factors associates with the CTD of RNA polymerase II?
A. Splicing factors
B. Polyadenylation factors
C. Capping proteins
D. siRNAs
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Answer - B. Polyadenylation factors
The recognition of polyadenylation signals may alter the association of processing factors with the CTD, which may cause the polymerase to switch to a termination-competent form.
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