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Transcription is affected via the modulation of the concentrations of the different types of holoenzymes, so saturated promoters are only weakly affected by sigma factor competition. However, in case of overlapping promoters or promoters recognized by two types of sigma factors, we find that even saturated promoters are strongly affected. Active transcription effectively lowers the affinity between the sigma factor driving it and the core RNAP, resulting in complex cross-talk effects. Sigma factor competition is not strongly affected by non-specific binding of core RNAPs, sigma factors and holoenzymes to DNA. Finally, we analyze the role of increased core RNAP availability upon the shut-down of ribosomal RNA transcription during the stringent response. We find that passive up-regulation of alternative sigma-dependent transcription is not only possible, but also displays hypersensitivity based on the sigma factor competition.
The investigative question that would focus on the steps of the process of exploring the microscopic building of proteins from RNA would start with a 'how'. This is because how questions ask about the process. For example, 'How are proteins built from RNA?' would be a good investigative question.
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The correct answer is: D. Primary succession occurs in a habitat that has never been colonized by any species before.
Ecological succession can be defined as ae process of change in the species structure of an ecological community over time. There are two types of succession:
• Primary succession- begins in new habitats, uninfluenced by pre-existing communities
• Secondary succession –formed after a disruption of a pre-existing community.
