This trans-acting factor can bind to operators to inhibit transcription of the genes they regulate
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The defining property of a trans-acting regulatory factor is that it.. ..can coordinately regulate many genes. ..can control genes on a different chromosome from that on which it is encoded. ..cannot regulate genes on the chromosome on which it is encoded. ..positively regulates gene transcription. ..is a sequence in DNA.
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The defining property of a trans-acting regulatory factor is that it.. ..positively regulates gene transcription. ..can control genes on a different chromosome from that on which it is encoded. ..cannot regulate genes on the chromosome on which it is encoded. ..is a sequence in DNA. ..can coordinately regulate many genes.
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As a general principle of gene regulation through operons: regulatory genes encode trans-acting proteins that interact with cis-acting DNA elements regulatory genes encode cis-acting proteins that interact with cis-acting DNA elements regulatory genes encode cis-acting proteins that interact with trans-acting DNA elements regulatory genes encode trans-acting proteins that interact with trans-acting DNA elements
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