Gene Expression: Overview of Control
The chromosomes of an organism contain genes that encode all of the RNA and protein molecules required to construct that organism. Gene expression is the process t...
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Post-Translational Control
Post-translational control can be defined as the mechanisms by which protein structure can be altered after translation. Proteins are polymers of amino acids, and there are ...
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Gene Expression
Genes, the biological unit of inheritance, are present in all living organisms. The majority of the time these genes are silent; they are not expressed. At certain times, however, gene...
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Gene Expression
Genes, the biological units of inheritance, are present in all living organisms. The majority of the time these genes are silent; they are not expressed. At certain times, however, gen...
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Housekeeping Genes
Housekeeping genes are responsible for cell maintenance and activity, and their products are therefore essential for general cell physiology. Housekeeping genes are so denominated b...
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Locus Control Regions of Gene Expression
Locus control regions are defined as gene regulatory sequences that are able to direct high-level and tissue-specific expression of a transgene, independent of...
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Gene Expression: Overview of Control
Gene Expression
Gene Expression