Transcription in Prokaryotes

This Video Explains The Process Of Transcription In Detail.
Correction: Template Strand Is Called As Non Coding Strand Or Antisense Strand. The polymerase attach to the antisense strand.
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0:00 Introduction
0:17 PROKARYOTES
4:34 RNA POLYMERASE
9:55 Termination

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Correction: Template Strand Is Called As Non Coding Strand Or Antisense Strand. The polymerase attach to the antisense strand

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4:00 Sorry, if I’m not mistaken, dna that will be transcribe is the template strand while the dna that carry same codes as mrna is the coding strand

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Hi Melody, yes you are absolutely right. We already fixed the problem by putting correction note on that part. If it was not visible to you, please let us know. Thank you 😊

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at 8:27 shouldnt the polymerase attach to the antisense strand, not the sense strand??

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Yes you are right, the correction note was made on the video before but it does not appear all the times, now we put the correction note in the pin comment section for people to not get confuse. Thank you for mentioning it.

[@rafiaimranbts8369]

Why initial RNA made with core protein is degraded?

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Hi Rafia, It is a type of proofreading mechanism for prokaryotes. In prokaryotes, the process of transcription and translation occurs together.

[@OliverBlacky]

at 7:49 ,my teacher taught me that the sequence at -35 region is TTGACA not TTGACG..it is possible u made a mistake maybe?

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Hi Iop yes your teacher is right. But we have lots of prokaryotes in this world and minor changes do occur in the sequence. For reference you can read this article parts.igem.org/Part:BBa_K390050 www.google.com/amp/s/www.researchgate.net/figure/Sequences-of-various-s-70-dependent-promoters-Consensus-sequences-of-DNA-elements-are_fig2_23716589/amp

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It was made from the book of biochemistry by lehninger

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