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oee [108]
3 years ago
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CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHAT IS WRONG WITH A SIMPLE BIOLOGY QUESTION I KEEP ASKING, I WANT ONE OF THE MONITORS TO TELL ME IT

IS JUST A SIMPLE BIOLOGY QUESTION, AND WHEN IT IS ANSWERED IT IS ANSWERED WITH A LINK, WHAT IS SO VIOLATING, PLEASE TELL ME!!!!!!!
If an organism’s pH becomes out of balance and slightly denatures the positive transcription factors so that they have a lower affinity than the negative transcription factors, how will that affect Protein Synthesis?
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weqwewe [10]3 years ago
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Answer:

uuh, well, the guy that answers the questions with the link is a scammer and DO NOT click the link! it'll ask u to download stuff to ur computer/phone that you have no idea what it is-then u'll have to go and manually uninstall the things it made you download, which is such a pain. the guy also goes by many accounts that start with a b and has no profile pic, and if they answer the question, their answer is immediatly deleted but takes like a day for someone else to answer the question b/c it takes forever to process for that person's account/answer to be deleted-id k why- it just does

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