Eukaryotic transcription promoters
A) are typically found after the transcription start site.
B) have a single sequence and bind one RNA polymerase type.
C) may bind to both transcription factors and RNA polymerases.
D) are all controlled by a ubiquitous Factor.

Question

Eukaryotic transcription promoters
A) are typically found after the transcription start site. 
B) have a single sequence and bind one RNA polymerase type. 
C) may bind to both transcription factors and RNA polymerases. 
D) are all controlled by a ubiquitous Factor.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Eukaryotic transcription promoters may bind to both transcription factors and RNA polymerases, allowing for a complex regulatory network. They do not necessarily have a single sequence and may not be controlled by a single ubiquitous factor. They are typically located before the transcription start site, not after.

Eukaryotic Transcription Promoters