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Heyy, these are the steps I use (not 100% sure but I think they're a good starting point)

1. DNA strands are unwound and separated into 2 singular strands by RNA polymerase
2. RNA polymerase runs along the template strand in a 3-prime to 5-prime direction, adding complementary RNA nucleotides against the DNA strand
3. The mRNA strand separates from the template strand and the DNA strands join back up
   EXTRA STEP (RNA processing) - The pre mRNA strand has its introns spliced out, a 5-prime Methyl cap and a 3-prime PolyA tail added

Hope that helps you out!!

marine Yep, that's the dot point - thank you!

Hey y'all I just have a couple of last-minute Biology questions haha!

1. What extent of detail is required for the Attenuation regulation process? I've spent time in class looking at the specific leader regions (2,3 and 4) involved in the different hairpins but in some VCAA reports that level of detail isn't included (just wanted to double-check
2. What is the last dot point all about (Migration of Aboriginals/Indigenous populations)? My class didn't actually cover this so I'm a little confused!