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Mechanistic insights into the spatial organization of RNA polymerase proteins and the chromosome in E. coli cells
Along the bacterial chromosome, regions called rrn operons contain genes that are transcribed into ribosomal RNA. These operons are among the most transcriptionally active sites in the genome. It has been observed in E. coli that RNA polymerase (RNAP), while binding to these genetic loci along the c
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