Suppose that the string of A nucleotides following the inverted repeat in a rho-independent terminator was deleted, but that the inverted repeat was left intact. How would this deletion affect termination? What would happen when RNA polymerase reached this region?

Suppose that the string of A nucleotides following the inverted repeat in a rho-independent terminator was deleted, but that the inverted repeat was left intact. How would this deletion affect termination? What would happen when RNA polymerase reached this region?

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Chapter7: Gene Expression And Control

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