This process is stopped by alpha-Amanitin, a toxin found in some mushrooms.
This process is stopped by alpha-Amanitin, a toxin found in some mushrooms. In eukaryotes [yoo-KAIR-ee-ohts], this process can be blocked by chromatin compaction or histones, usually takes place near a TATA box, and occurs simultaneously as the creation of a five prime cap. In prokaryotes, it ends with the breaking of hydrogen bonds after the creation of a sugar- phosphate backbone. The reverse of this process can be carried out by some viruses, including HIV. Name this process carried out by RNA polymerase, which uses a DNA nucleotide sequence to create RNA.
This process is stopped by alpha-Amanitin, a toxin found in some mushrooms.
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