Which statement best summarizes what happens during transcription?
a dna template is us...
Biology, 06.10.2019 21:00 zabomoxx5ll
Which statement best summarizes what happens during transcription?
a dna template is used to create an mrna strand.
an mrna template is used to create a dna strand.
a dna template is used to create a ribosome.
an mrna template is used to create a trna strand.
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