RNA polymerase transcription direction is determined by promoter sequences
Is it true that RNA polymerase transcription direction is determined by promoter sequences?
That promoter sequences determine the direction and initiation of RNA polymerase transcription is a fundamental biological truism; no citation is needed.
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The claim states that promoter sequences determine RNA polymerase transcription direction, which is a foundational, textbook fact of molecular biology. Under STEP 0, trivially true biological principles and direct foundational definitions are categorized as common knowledge requiring no citation.
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The claim states that promoter sequences determine RNA polymerase transcription direction, which is a foundational, textbook fact of molecular biology. Under STEP 0, trivially true biological principles and direct foundational definitions are categorized as common knowledge requiring no citation.
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