It's hard to pick a starting point on where to begin in explaining our disdain for gender-reveal parties, but the name itself seems like a good one, in the fact that it's a complete misnomer. You are not revealing the gender of your baby; you are revealing the sex.
DNA Polymerase is a polymerase that synthesizes a DNA strand ... so it's used in DNA replication. RNA Polymerase is not used to form the primer-that is primases job. RNA Pol is used during transcription to synthesize the mRNA strand. EK does a decent job describing a primer.
RNA is usually single stranded while DNA is double stranded. RNA uses the base uracil instead of the base thymine used by DNA. RNA polymerase does not need to use the enzyme helicase to unwind the strands of DNA, nor does it need a primer to transcribe. DNA polymerase needs both to replicate DNA.NA uses the base uracil instead of the base thymine used by DNA. RNA polymerase does not need to use the enzyme helicase to unwind the strands of DNA, nor does it need a primer to transcribe. DNA polymerase needs both to replicate DNA.