In its active form it turns of gene expression. a.) Transcriptional repressor b.) Transcriptional activator c.)...
In its active form it turns of gene expression.
a.) Transcriptional repressor
b.) Transcriptional activator
c.) miRNA
d.) tRNA
e.) terminator
Homework Answers
Transcriptional repressor
Repressors are proteins which bind to DNA sequences called as insulators or silencer and turn off gene expression.
Activators are proteins which bind to DNA sequences called as enhancers and turn on gene expression.
Transfer RNA is involved in translation. It carries anti codon and amino acid which is to be added in the growing peptide chain. This is not involved in the regulation of gene expression.
Terminator is a DNA sequence which binds to proteins that stop the transcription of messenger RNA.
miRNA is micro RNA which is involved in degradation of foreign genes entering a cell.
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