Answer the following questions about the accompanying diagram.
What structure is closest to B?

Question

Answer the following questions about the accompanying diagram.

Diagram illustrating DNA transcription with labeled structures A, B, C, D, E, F, and G.

What structure is closest to B?

Accepted Answer

Hello everyone and welcome to today's video. So which of the following is not a component of the transcription bubble. Now, before we jump into our answer choices, I really want to remind you what this transcription bubble is going to be and it's going to be a group of proteins and certain other molecules they are going to aid in the process of transcription. Now knowing this, let's go over each of our answer choices so that we may solve this problem. First of all, we have the R N A polymerase complex. Now this R N A polymerase complex is going to be the enzyme that is going to be synthesizing the new R N A strand. Therefore, it is going to be involved in the transcription process and we're going to cancel it out because remember that we're looking for what is not a component of the transcription bubble. Then we have B which is the R N A transcript. So this R N A transcript is going to be the transcript itself. So the new le synthesize all righty doing transcription. So it is going to be part of this process as well and we're going to cancel it out. Now, moving on, we have which is the single strand binding proteins. So as it turns out, when we unwind the DNA strands, in order for us to undergo transcription, in order to prevent them from a kneeling or from just getting together. Again, there's going to be this single strand binding proteins that are going to bind to each of the strands. So the transcription process can occur smoothly without the strands binding back together again. So it is part of this transcription bubble and we're going to cancel it out. Finally, we have the this is our last answer choice. And the name here is peptid transferase and peptid transferase is going to be an enzyme that is involved in protein synthesis. So it's involved in translation. It is not going to be involved in transcription, specifically, this enzyme is going to be involved in the formation of peptide bones. But as we mentioned, it is not going to be involved in the transcription bubble or the transcription process. So it is not a component and it is our final answer. So answer to petal transfers is going to be the final answer for this question. I really hope this helped you and I hope to see you on the next one.

Answer the following questions about the accompanying diagram.

What structure is closest to B?

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