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olganol [36]
1 year ago
14

many gene sequences that are involved in gene regulation contain a conserved sequence. this means that:

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dedylja [7]1 year ago
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Many gene sequences that are involved in gene regulation contain a conserved sequence this means that, the conserved sequence that have same gene sequence can be present in the variety of organism they can be same or different species.

The conserved sequence means a base sequence in the DNA that cannot be changed throughout evolution. This means that the large protein structure, amino acids, sequence region were identified.

The conserved sequence of the DNA does not code protein, these are non-coding region of the DNA sequence. These conserved sequence required for the basic cellular stability, function and reproduction.

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