Matching typeChoices are in the picture1. Puromycin2. Amanitin3. Tetracycline4. Rifampicin5. Diphtheria Toxin prevention of ribosomal movement in prokaryotesprevention of ribosomal movement in eukaryotesRNA polymerase Il inhibitionRNA polymerase inhibitiondisruption of elongation stage of translationdisruption of initiation stage of translation

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Matching type Choices are in the picture 1. Puromycin 2. Amanitin 3. Tetracycline 4. Rifampicin 5. Diphtheria Toxin

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3. Tetracycline

4. Rifampicin

5. Diphtheria Toxin

prevention of ribosomal movement in prokaryotes
prevention of ribosomal movement in eukaryotes
RNA polymerase Il inhibition
RNA polymerase inhibition
disruption of elongation stage of translation
disruption of initiation stage of translation

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