Submitted by Branpri t3_zslk4c in askscience
CharlesOSmith t1_j18ozq2 wrote
RNA polymerase is the name for a family of protein complexes that use DNA as a template to synthesize complementary RNA. There are eukaryotic and prokaryotic version of this complex, and different versions are recruited in our cells depending on what class of RNA is being made.
In any event, these are all genes, that are transcribed and translated like any other.
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