Initiation - elongation - termination shows the correct sequence of steps in the transcription process.
Answer: Option D
<u>Explanation:</u>
Transcription is one of the process involved in gene expression in which mRNA sequence is produced from DNA. It happens in various steps and the correct order of the stages in which it occurs is:
1. Initiation: The DNA particle loosens up and isolates to shape a little open complex. RNA polymerase binds to the promotor site of the template strand.
2. Elongation: The RNA poymerase synthesis new strand by moving in the template strand.
3. Termination: As soon as the elonagtion process gets completed, the RNA polymerase terminates the process upon encoutring the terminating gene.
