What enzyme catalyzes DNA transcription in eukaryotic cells? DNA elongase Restriction endonuclease RNA polymerase II Restriction exonuclease DNA polymerase
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What enzyme catalyzes DNA transcription in eukaryotic cells? DNA elongase Restriction endonuclease RNA polymerase II Restriction exonuclease DNA polymerase
Solution
The enzyme that catalyzes DNA transcription in eukaryotic cells is RNA polymerase II.
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