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love history [14]
1 year ago
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explain why gene expression is regulated, considering the advantages of regulating enzyme activity versus transcriptional contro

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Natasha_Volkova [10]1 year ago
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Because genes must be able to adapt to either the internal or exterior environment, they are regulated. Since DNA duplication begins with transcription, there are benefits to controlling transcription precisely.

The process of activating and deactivating genes is referred to as gene regulation. During development, genes are turned on and off in various patterns to give a brain cell a different appearance and behaviour from a liver cell or a muscle cell. There are two types of control . Limiting the amount of mRNA that can be created from a single gene is one way to control transcription. Another way is through post-transcriptional processes that affect how mRNA is translated into proteins.

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