In T4 phage, the initial transcription is carried out bySelect one:O a.the DNA polymerase encoded by T4genomeb.the DNA polymerase encoded by E. coli genomeO c. the RNA polymerase encoded by E. coli genomeO d. the RNA polymerase encoded by T4 phage genome

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In T4 phage, the initial transcription is carried out by_ Select one: O a. the DNA polymerase encoded by T4 genome O b. the DNA polymerase encoded by E. coli genome O c. the RNA polymerase encoded by E. coli genome O d. the RNA polymerase encoded by T4 phage genome

In T4 phage, the initial transcription is carried out by_ Select one: O a. the DNA polymerase encoded by T4 genome O b. the DNA polymerase encoded by E. coli genome O c. the RNA polymerase encoded by E. coli genome O d. the RNA polymerase encoded by T4 phage genome

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