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Discuss the mechanisms by which transcription of mRNA can be terminated in prokaryotic cells ?
Transcription in prokaryotes includes three steps:-
a. Initiation : It occurs form the promoter gene.
b. Elongation: Chain elongates in 5'-3' direction with the help of enzyme RNA polymerase (core enzyme)
c. Termination: It occurs with ...

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