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Signaling from the plant hormone auxin leads to the degradation of a set of proteins that repress gene expression, called AUX/IAA proteins. Assuming that all the signaling components are present, and AUX/IAA proteins recognize the regulatory elements in Gene A, how will the expression of Gene A change in a plant cell after the addition of auxin?

Name: signaling from the plant hormone auxin leads to the degradation of a set of proteins that repress gene expression called auxiaa proteins assuming that all the signaling components are presen 17202
Uploaded: 2021-09-07T21:23:16-08:00
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Description: signaling from the plant hormone auxin leads to the degradation of a set of proteins that repress gene expression called auxiaa proteins assuming that all the signaling components are presen 17202

          Signaling from the plant hormone auxin leads to the degradation of a set of proteins that repress gene expression, called AUX/IAA proteins. Assuming that all the signaling components are present, and AUX/IAA proteins recognize the regulatory elements in Gene A, how will the expression of Gene A change in a plant cell after the addition of auxin?

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09/07/2021

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Step 1: Auxin is added to the plant cell, initiating the signaling pathway that leads to the degradation of AUX/IAA proteins. Show more…

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Signaling from the plant hormone auxin leads to the degradation of a set of proteins that repress gene expression, called AUX/IAA proteins. Assuming that all the signaling components are present, and AUX/IAA proteins recognize the regulatory elements in Gene A, how will the expression of Gene A change in a plant cell after the addition of auxin?