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.
Best Answer: None of the RNA polymerases require primers, and all of the DNA polymerases do. DNA polymerases are much more accurate, making an error only once in 10 to the 7th times, whereas RNA polymerases are more prone to errors, making them 1 in 10 to the 4th times.They are both similar in terms of shape. DNA polymerase looks like a hand, RNA polymerase resembles a crab claw.NA polymerases are much more accurate, making an error only once in 10 to the 7th times, whereas RNA polymerases are more prone to errors, making them 1 in 10 to the 4th times. They are both similar in terms of shape. DNA polymerase looks like a hand, RNA polymerase resembles a crab claw.