The "TATA box" is a [DNA, RNA, Carbohydrate, protein]  sequence known as a [promoter, start codon, n-terminus, 5' end] that signals areas where [translation, transcription, replication, protein sequencing]  should begin.

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The "TATA box" is a [DNA, RNA, Carbohydrate, protein]  sequence known as a [promoter, start codon, n-terminus, 5' end] that signals areas where [translation, transcription, replication, protein sequencing]  should begin.

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