Transcription factors that are necessary for the assembly of the eukaryotic transcription apparatus and the recruitment of rna polymerase ii to the promoter are called ______.

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Kivylius · Answer 1 · 2024-07-11T16:12:59+0000

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General transcription factors.

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Transcription factors that are necessary for the assembly of the eukaryotic transcription apparatus and the recruitment of rna polymerase ii to the promoter are called general transcription factors.

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