The different eukaryotic RNA polymerases use different mechanisms of termination. Transcription at genes transcribed by RNA polymerase II is terminated when an exonuclease enzyme attaches to the cleaved 5' end of the RNA, moves down the RNA, and reaches the polymerase enzyme.
-How are the processes of RNA polymerase II termination and rhodependent termination in bacteria similar and how are they different?

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The Answer of The different eukaryotic RNA polymerases use different mechanisms of termination. Transcription at genes transcribed by RNA polymerase II is terminated when an exonuclease enzyme attaches to the cleaved 5' end of the RNA, moves down the RNA, and reaches the polymerase enzyme.
-How are the processes of RNA polymerase II termination and rhodependent termination in bacteria similar and how are they different?

The Different Eukaryotic RNA Polymerases Use Different Mechanisms of Termination