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Describe the mechanism by which a steroid hormone receptor antagonist can function as a drug.
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What eukaryotic DNA binding structure is similar to the prokaryotic helix-turn-helix?
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Regions that contain far more methylated cytosine than others are called
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The ______________ histone seals off the nucleosome at the location at which the linker DNA enters and leaves.
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Molecules that bind to a receptor and trigger signaling pathways are called
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The human genome contains genes for about _______________ proteins.
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Give examples of epigenomic changes resulting in different cell types.
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DNA regions that serve as binding sites for transcription factors which can act at a distance to perturb the local chromatin structure are called _________________.
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Although there are many differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic gene expression,in what significant way due to the common structure of DNA are they similar?
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What are proteins that act in a coordinated manner with hormone receptors to mediate gene expression?
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The existence of stable cell types is due to differences in _____.
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Which of the following causes a decrease in transferrin receptor levels and an increase in ferritin levels?
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Describe how the IRE-binding protein regulates ferritin levels when iron levels are low.
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What is meant by combinatorial control of transcription in eukaryotes,and what is the advantage to this mechanism?
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Why must gene regulation be more complicated in eukaryotic cells when compared to prokaryotic cells?
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