The $DNA$ strand on which $DNA$-dependent $RNA$ polymerase catalyzes transcription is called:

  • A
    Template strand
  • B
    Coding strand
  • C
    Alpha strand
  • D
    Anti-strand

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$RNA$ polymerase-$I$ transcribes eukaryotic ribosomal $RNA$ which does not consist of: (in $S$ $rRNA$)

Compare the statements $A$ and $B$.
$Statement A$: $RNA$ produced during transcription in eukaryotic cells cannot be straight away used in translation.
$Statement B$: $RNA$ splicing phenomena helps in the removal of exons.
Choose the correct description.

Identify $a, b$ and $c$ in the given process of transcription.

Match the following columns:
Column-$I$ (Enzyme)Column-$II$ (Product)
$P$. $RNA$ polymerase-$I$$I$. $rRNA$ $(18S, 28S, 5.8S)$
$Q$. $RNA$ polymerase-$II$$II$. $tRNA, 5S rRNA, snRNAs$
$R$. $RNA$ polymerase-$III$$III$. $hnRNA$

The non-template strand of $DNA$ contains the codons $CAG, TCG, GAT$. What will be the base sequence in the $m-RNA$?

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