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... eukaryotic DNA is not expressed , scientists feel that genes in eukaryotic cells are usually inactive and that most gene regulatory proteins activate transcription of particular genes . Certain nucleotide sequences in eukaryotic DNA are ...
... eukaryotic DNA is not expressed , scientists feel that genes in eukaryotic cells are usually inactive and that most gene regulatory proteins activate transcription of particular genes . Certain nucleotide sequences in eukaryotic DNA are ...
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... EUKARYOTIC GENE ORGANIZATION AND ITS EVOLUTION Each gene in eukaryotic organisms has its own promoter and is transcribed separately . Related genes may be located on the same chromosome , but are often found on different chromosomes ...
... EUKARYOTIC GENE ORGANIZATION AND ITS EVOLUTION Each gene in eukaryotic organisms has its own promoter and is transcribed separately . Related genes may be located on the same chromosome , but are often found on different chromosomes ...
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... eukaryotic gene to the initial portion of a bacterial gene for a protein that is usually produced in large quantities . Eukaryotic cells must be used to study eukaryotic mechanisms of gene function and regulation . • While eukaryotic ...
... eukaryotic gene to the initial portion of a bacterial gene for a protein that is usually produced in large quantities . Eukaryotic cells must be used to study eukaryotic mechanisms of gene function and regulation . • While eukaryotic ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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