summarize the process of RNAP binding to the promoter during transcription.

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Transcription is process of RNA synthesis on DNA template . This process carried out by RNA polymerase. RNA polymerase (RNAP) initiate transcription by recognition and binding to the promoter. Promoter have consensus segment upon which RNA polymerase bind.

( Consensus segment/sequence= -10 and -35 sequence in bacteria , CAAT box and TATA box in eukaryotes promoter)

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