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'''RNAP II''' (or '''Pol II''') transcribes DNA and most snRNA and microRNA<ref>PMID:15114340</ref>; See [[RNA Polymerase II]].<br /> | '''RNAP II''' (or '''Pol II''') transcribes DNA and most snRNA and microRNA<ref>PMID:15114340</ref>; See [[RNA Polymerase II]].<br /> | ||
'''RNAP III''' (or '''Pol III''') transcribes tRNA and 5S ribosomal RNA<ref>PMID:1452</ref>.<br /> | '''RNAP III''' (or '''Pol III''') transcribes tRNA and 5S ribosomal RNA<ref>PMID:1452</ref>.<br /> | ||
'''DNA primase''' (DNAP) is RNAP which catalyzes the synthesis of the RNA primer which complements an ssDNA template and initiates DNA synthesis<ref>PMID:11395402</ref>. <br /> | '''DNA primase''' (DNAP) is RNAP which catalyzes the synthesis of the RNA primer which complements an ssDNA template and initiates DNA synthesis<ref>PMID:11395402</ref>. The large subunit of promase is called '''p58C'''.<br /> | ||
'''dnaG''' is a bacterial DNA primase<ref>PMID:23430154</ref>.<br /> | '''dnaG''' is a bacterial DNA primase<ref>PMID:23430154</ref>.<br /> | ||
For DNA-dependent RNA polymerase see<br /> | For DNA-dependent RNA polymerase see<br /> | ||
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* [[Beta-Prime Subunit of Bacterial RNA Polymerase]]<br /> | * [[Beta-Prime Subunit of Bacterial RNA Polymerase]]<br /> | ||
* [[Transcription and RNA Processing]].<br /> | * [[Transcription and RNA Processing]].<br /> | ||
* [[Rifampicin]] | |||
'''RNA-dependent RNA polymerase''' or '''cap-snatching endonuclease''' or '''replicase''' catalyzes the replication of RNA from a RNA template<ref>PMID:12016304</ref>. An example is the '''Influenza virus RNA polymerase''' which is composed of 3 subunits. Subunit '''PA''' is involved in cap-snatching. Subunit '''PB1''' is involved in RNA synthesis. Subunit '''PB2''' is involved in RNA replication and transcription. It is implicated in endonuclease cleavage of RNA primers. <scene name='1qln/Rockets_steitz_colors/1'>View of the nucleic acid</scene> ([[1qln]]; blue: nontemplate strand; cyan: template strand; red:RNA).<br /> | '''RNA-dependent RNA polymerase''' or '''cap-snatching endonuclease''' or '''replicase''' catalyzes the replication of RNA from a RNA template<ref>PMID:12016304</ref>. An example is the '''Influenza virus RNA polymerase''' which is composed of 3 subunits. Subunit '''PA''' is involved in cap-snatching. Subunit '''PB1''' is involved in RNA synthesis. Subunit '''PB2''' is involved in RNA replication and transcription. It is implicated in endonuclease cleavage of RNA primers. <scene name='1qln/Rockets_steitz_colors/1'>View of the nucleic acid</scene> ([[1qln]]; blue: nontemplate strand; cyan: template strand; red:RNA).<br /> | ||
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* [[User:Michael Strong/H1N1/PA]]<br /> | * [[User:Michael Strong/H1N1/PA]]<br /> | ||
* [[User:Michael Strong/H1N1/PA/MSA]] | * [[User:Michael Strong/H1N1/PA/MSA]] | ||
*[[Sofosbuvir]] | |||
For RNA-dependent RNA polymerase from murine norovirus see<br /> | For RNA-dependent RNA polymerase from murine norovirus see<br /> | ||
