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Eukaryotic Cells Regulate the Expression of Multiple Genes by Having

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Eukaryotic cells regulate the expression of multiple genes by having ____.


A) individual activators for individual genes
B) a few activators that can interact with small subsets of genes
C) activators that serve as catalysts for further activator protein synthesis
D) a few activators that work in different combinations to activate different genes
E) a single activator that undergoes modifications to enable interaction with different promoters

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