Question

D Question 6 What is the role of mediator with regard to eukaryotic gene regulation? Mediator controls the switch to the elongation phase of transcription. Mediator controls whether or not RNA polymerase can bind to the core promoter. Mediator causes histones to be displaced from the core promoter. Mediator controls whether or not TFIID can bind to the core promoter.

          D Question 6
What is the role of mediator with regard to eukaryotic gene regulation?
Mediator controls the switch to the elongation phase of transcription.
Mediator controls whether or not RNA polymerase can bind to the core promoter.
Mediator causes histones to be displaced from the core promoter.
Mediator controls whether or not TFIID can bind to the core promoter.

D Question 6
What is the role of mediator with regard to eukaryotic gene regulation?
Mediator controls the switch to the elongation phase of transcription.
Mediator controls whether or not RNA polymerase can bind to the core promoter.
Mediator causes histones to be displaced from the core promoter.
Mediator controls whether or not TFIID can bind to the core promoter.

Added by Kevin C.

Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

Instant Answer

Solved by Expert Adi S

09/12/2023

Step 1

It acts as a bridge between transcription factors and RNA polymerase II, which is the enzyme responsible for transcribing DNA into RNA. Show more…

Show all steps

Thanks for your feedback!

Question 6 What is the role of mediator with regard to eukaryotic gene regulation? Mediator controls the switch to the elongation phase of transcription. Mediator controls whether or not RNA polymerase can bind to the core promoter. Mediator causes histones to be displaced from the core promoter. Mediator controls whether or not TFIID can bind to the core promoter.