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Question 45: All of the above.
Genes can be regulated by transcriptional repressor/activator proteins, SAM binding to a riboswitch mRNA, and alterations in the mRNA conformations by SAM during transcription.
Transcriptional repressor/activator proteins regulate genes by binding to operator/enhancer sequences, respectively.
SAM regulates genes via methylation.
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45. Which is the factor(s) involved in the regulation of gene activity? Select one: O a....
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