The sequence of an RNA molecule synthesized by RNA polymerase II is identical to what DNA strand (with T replaced by U)? DNA non-coding or antisense strand DNA coding or sense strand Depends on the gene transcribed DNA template strand DNA strand with introns only

What DNA strand is read by RNA polymerase II? Coding DNA strand Sense DNA strand Antisense, noncoding or template DNA strand Varies between genes Any of the above

The DNA strand that has the same sequence as mRNA, except it has thymine (T) instead of uracil (U).Group of answer choicesnoncoding strandlagging strandcoding strandtemplate strandleading strandNext

A DNA template contains the following bases: 5’-ATT GCG TAA-3’ Which of the following sequences represent the complementary strand that would be synthesised by DNA polymerase? Question 4Answer a. 5’-AAT GCG TTA-3’ b. 5’-TTA CGC AAT-3’ c. 5’-ATT GCG TAA-3’ d. 5’-TAA CGC ATT-3’

What is the role of RNA polymerase II in eukaryotic transcription?Group of answer choicesTo synthesise pre-rRNA and pre-tRNA from TATA containing genesTo synthesise pre-tRNA and pre-rRNA from genes that do not contain a TATA boxTo synthesise all forms of RNA, but not from TATA containing genesTo synthesise mRNA from TATA containing genes

What molecule is synthesized during transcription? A double stranded RNA molecule A double stranded DNA molecule A single stranded DNA molecule complementary to the template strand of DNA A single stranded RNA molecule complementary to the DNA strand used as template A single stranded RNA molecule identical to the template strand of DNA