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The student the question is a protein or rna that regulate gene expression in trans either a level of transcription, rna splicing or translation.
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Must have specificity for one target gene or group of target genes.
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Explain how specificity is achieved in each case.
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So there are three types of regulation.
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The first one is transcriptional regulation.
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In transcriptional regulation, the specificity is achieved through the binding of regulatory protein to specific dna sequence that is enhancer.
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There's also called enhancer or silencer.
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These are specific genes and specific genes and these are located near the target gene.
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The regulatory protein is recognized or can recognize specific dna sequence due to its specific dna binding domain.
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It recognized specific dna sequences due to a specific dna sequence due to a its specific dna binding domain.
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And the binding can either active or inhibited the transcription of target gene.
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This may either active or inhibit the transcription of the target gene leading to differential genes expression...