The elongation and termination phases of eukaryotic transcription
A) require several protein factors
B) are better understood than the initiation phase
C) are not subject to control mechanisms, only the initiation phase
D) proceed at a constant rate and always stop at the same termination sequence

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Elongation and termination phases of eukaryotic transcription require several protein factors to proceed. These phases, like the initiation phase, involve complex interactions with various proteins to ensure accurate and efficient transcription.

The Elongation and Termination Phases of Eukaryotic Transcription