During transcription, by what molecule(s) is the DNA unwound?
A) Transcription factor(s)
B) Initiation factor(s)
C) RNA polymerase
D) RNA helicase
E) DNA itself

Name: During transcription, by what molecule(s) is the DNA unwound? A) Transcription factor(s) B) Initiation factor(s) C) RNA polymerase D) RNA helicase E) DNA itself
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RNA polymerase is responsible for unwinding the DNA during transcription, allowing the RNA synthesis to occur by reading the DNA template strand.

During Transcription, by What Molecule(s) Is the DNA Unwound