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A Shine-Dalgarno Sequence is a
 A) sequence of nucleotides in the DNA that interacts with the -subunit of RNA polymerase to begin transcription.
  B) sequence of nucleotides in an mRNA that interacts with the small subunit of a ribosome to begin translation.
  C) sequence of nucleotides in the DNA that interacts with -protein to terminate transcription.
  D) sequence of nucleotides in an mRNA that functions to terminate translation.
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