RNA Transcription Process
RNA nucleotides bond to their complementary DNA bases, forming a long RNA molecule through the action of RNA polymerase. Unlike DNA replication, which occurs only once per cell division, transcription can produce multiple RNA copies from the same gene, enhancing efficiency in protein synthesis. Additionally, only one DNA strand is copied during transcription, simplifying the process compared to replication.In this clip
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Episode 35: DNA Structure and Function Part 2
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