MCQ on Transcription in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes

In prokaryotes, which subunit of the RNA polymerase is released after the initiation of the translation process?

Which is correct for termination of transcription in eukaryotes?

The __________ RNA polymerase has a single subunit.

The promoters for RNA polymerase III are located at:

Which of the following is necessary for the transport of mRNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasm?

Which of the following statements are true?
(A). All mRNA is capped at its 5’ position
(B). mRNA in the mitochondria and chloroplasts are not capped
(C). mRNA processing is similar in bacteria and archaebacteria

The 5’ cap of RNA is made of:

Which molecule is continuously transported from nucleus to the cytoplasm?

A gene consists of two introns and a 5’ UTR region, the probable number of exon will be.

In prokaryotes, the promoter region consists of a homology of TATA box is called:

The poly-A-tail of an mRNA consists of multiple adenine units in the form of:

The RNA polymerase enzyme of E. coli consists of ________ different subunits.

Which of the following statements regarding the location of the promoter is correct?

Which of the following statement is true about the promoter of RNA polymerase III?

In prokaryotes, during transcription, the IF2 binds to: