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RNA polymerase stops transcribing DNA into RNA at terminator sequences. Rho dependent termation is one of the two types of termination. Rho factor is a helicase, composed of six identical subunits, that unwinds RNA-DNA and RNA-RNA duplexes. This unwinding is powered by the hydrolysis of nucleoside triphosphates.

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	[[~~RNA_polymerase~~\|RNA polymerase]] stops transcribing [[DNA\|DNA]] into [[RNA\|RNA]] at [[~~terminator~~ sequence\|terminator sequences]]~~, rho~~ dependent termation one of the two types of termination. Rho factor is a [[~~helicase~~\|helicase]], composed of six identical subunits, that unwinds RNA-DNA and [[RNA-RNA duplexes\|RNA-RNA duplexes]]. This unwinding is powered by the hydrolysis of [[~~nucleoside~~ triphosphate\|nucleoside triphosphates]].<br>		[[RNA polymerase\|RNA polymerase]] stops transcribing [[DNA\|DNA]] into [[RNA\|RNA]] at [[Terminator sequence\|terminator sequences]]. Rho dependent termation is one of the two types of termination. Rho factor is a [[Helicase\|helicase]], composed of six identical subunits, that unwinds RNA-DNA and [[RNA-RNA duplexes\|RNA-RNA duplexes]]. This unwinding is powered by the hydrolysis of [[Nucleoside triphosphate\|nucleoside triphosphates]].<br>