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Do eukaryotic cells possess three distinct types of RNA polymerases?

1. Yes, that is correct.
2. No, that is incorrect.
3. It is somewhat correct.
4. None of these are correct.

Correct answer: Yes, that is correct.

Solution

Eukaryotes possess three distinct RNA polymerases (I, II, and III), each responsible for synthesizing different types of RNA. This is a well-established fact.

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