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Andreas93 [3]
2 years ago
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alter repressor proteins thereby increasing the rate of transcription initiation. Multiple Choice Inducers Corepressors Effector

s Modulators
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marishachu [46]2 years ago
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Inducers alter repressor proteins thereby increasing the rate of transcription initiation.

<h3>What are inducers?</h3>

A substance that is capable of activating the transcription of a gene by combining with and inactivating a genetic repressor.

<h3>What are repressors?</h3>

Repressor protein directly binds to the operator sequence of the gene and inhibits gene expression  

Corepressor protein binds to the repressor protein and indirectly regulates (inhibit) the gene expression.

Learn more about transcription here:

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