In Principle, a Eukaryotic Cell Can Regulate Gene Expression at Any

question 56

Essay

In principle, a eukaryotic cell can regulate gene expression at any step in the pathway from DNA to the active protein.Place the types of control listed below at the appropriate places on the diagram in Figure 8-67.
Figure 8-67
A.translation control
B.transcriptional control
C.RNA splicing
D.RNA degradation
E.protein degradation

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