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Question 1

One common modification involved in converting an activator to an active form is:


◦ methylation.
◦ demethylation.
◦ phosphorylation.
◦ dephosphorylation.
◦ acetylation.

Question 2

Repression of transcription in eukaryotes is generally not accomplished by:


◦ influencing chromatin structure.
◦ binding of protein repressors.
◦ blocking binding of transcription factors.
◦ proteins that digest activators.
◦ competing with activators for binding to DNA.
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