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Question 1

Eukaryotic transcription is most often under what type of regulation?


◦ Negative regulation
◦ Positive regulation
◦ About equally negative and positive regulation
◦ Much more negative but some positive regulation
◦ Much more positive but some negative regulation

Question 2

For a promoter that normally has a TATA box, deletion of this element results in:


◦ total elimination of transcription activity.
◦ loss of specificity of initiation start point.
◦ loss of control of transcription, resulting in high transcription activity.
◦ both loss of specificity of initiation site and significant reduction in transcription activity.
◦ transcription of the opposite strand.
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sh03641

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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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