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The process of transcription involves:

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RNAase

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Endonuclease

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RNA polymerase

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DNA polymerase

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The correct option is C
RNA polymerase

The process of RNA synthesis from DNA is called transcription. Only one of the DNA strand is involved and mRNA produced is complementary to the DNA.

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