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T7, SP6 or T3?

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T7, SP6 or T3? - RNA Forum. Discuss RNA including mRNA structure and function, rRNA, tRNAs, and the biochemistry of other RNA molecules.


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Old 09-28-2010, 10:28 AM
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All of those 3 RNA polymerases are used quite extensively in biochemistry, however, I can't seem to find publications which talk about the differences (except for the promotor sequence).

Could somebody help me out here?
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