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the movement of RNA polymerasecausedtranscription abortion[5].
the movement of RNA polymerasecausedtranscription abortion[5
RNA polymerasecausedtranscription abortion[5].
four software(passive) discovered bytranscription level
EBV miRNAs(passive) is ... influenced byAP1-dependent transcription
rna Cis - natural antisense transcriptmight contributeAntisense transcription
by AhR ligands(passive) caused byCYP1A1 transcription
Fcr1p(passive) is influenced byUPC2 transcription
a signalling cascaderesultshepcidin transcription
the different mechanismscausingantisense transcription
A normal [ lysogenic ] repressor concentrationcausestranscription of cI
a control region segment containing lambda nut - like sequences(passive) is caused byrRNA transcription
the mechanism through whichmight influenceCRIPTO transcription
by the RAS , MYC , and(passive) is ... influencedrDNA transcription
the RAS , MYC , and NPM oncogenes(passive) is ... influenced byrDNA transcription
translation of RNA.[20 ] Transcriptional regulation Regulation of transcription ... DNA structureinfluencetranscription
Because epigenetic modification of gene promoter regions has been shownto influencetranscription
The enzyme that causes reverse transcription ... the DNA - dependent RNA polymerasescausetranscription
Regulation of transcription ... epigenetic ( non - sequence changes in DNA structureinfluencetranscription
Once in the nucleus , the GR - GC complex binds to the DNAinfluencingtranscription
Sequences near the coding regions of genes to which transcription factors can bindthus influencingtranscription
interacting with DNA promoter regionsto influencetranscription
fatty acids ... the nucleus ... and the activity of DNA polymerase and other enzymesmay influencetranscription
transcription 9 Key Terms transcription factor Regulatory proteininfluencestranscription
transcription 8 Key Terms transcription factor Regulatory proteininfluencestranscription
It binds to methylated sequences in DNAinfluencingtranscription
Estrogen binding induces ... this proteinpromptstranscription
Mutations at promoter sitescan influencetranscription
The region surrounding this genetic variant ... a regulatory element within this introninfluencestranscription
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said gene coding for the cytotoxic molecule ; ( b ) a promotercausestranscription of
chromatin structure , which determines the accessibility of DNA - binding proteins to the genome(passive) is influenced byTranscription
enhancer - bound regulatory factorsto influencetranscription
a nuclear proteininfluencestranscription
Both types of regulatory proteinscan influencetranscription
DNA structureinfluencetranscription
binding eventscould influencetranscription
Interactions of genomic DNA with regulators ofcontributetranscription
to cell growth , differentiation , survival or promotion of apoptosisleadingto cell growth , differentiation , survival or promotion of apoptosis
the production of the senseinfluencesthe production of the sense
within an in vivo modelresultswithin an in vivo model
to increased levels of UV - DDBleadsto increased levels of UV - DDB
to inhibition of vascular calcificationleadsto inhibition of vascular calcification
to Tat expression ( Trinite et al . , 2013leadingto Tat expression ( Trinite et al . , 2013
to bactericidal effectsleadingto bactericidal effects
to antisense - strand R - loops that generate these negative R - loop signalscould leadto antisense - strand R - loops that generate these negative R - loop signals
in a reduction in nucleolar RNA contentresultsin a reduction in nucleolar RNA content
TI by depositing nucleosomes in a manner unfavorable for TF binding on promoters or enhancerscould causeTI by depositing nucleosomes in a manner unfavorable for TF binding on promoters or enhancers
to HSP70 downregulationcontributesto HSP70 downregulation
haploinsufficiencycausinghaploinsufficiency
to the persistent activation of CDC25C , a key protein for G2 / M transition and mitotic entryleadsto the persistent activation of CDC25C , a key protein for G2 / M transition and mitotic entry
to cohesin displacement in old cellsleadingto cohesin displacement in old cells
in the production of several transcripts from each generesultingin the production of several transcripts from each gene
in tissue - specific RNA synthesisresultingin tissue - specific RNA synthesis
in the production of the protein encoded by the mRNAresultingin the production of the protein encoded by the mRNA
to the production of RNA which is then involved in translationleadsto the production of RNA which is then involved in translation
to genome instability via the formation of R - loops or by collisions with the replication machinerycan contributeto genome instability via the formation of R - loops or by collisions with the replication machinery
to increased noiseleadsto increased noise
to a loss of full - length products and accumulation of abortive RNA transcriptsleadingto a loss of full - length products and accumulation of abortive RNA transcripts
to translation with no intermediate processing , which allows several genes to be encoded in a single transcriptional unit ( a polycistronleadsto translation with no intermediate processing , which allows several genes to be encoded in a single transcriptional unit ( a polycistron
to overexpression , or aberrant protein regulationleadingto overexpression , or aberrant protein regulation
to mRNA production and protein synthesisleadingto mRNA production and protein synthesis
to the generation of an RNA tumor virus genomecan leadto the generation of an RNA tumor virus genome
to synthesis of RNA moleculesleadsto synthesis of RNA molecules
to the synthesis of regulatory proteinsleadingto the synthesis of regulatory proteins
to the R - loop or other higher order DNA structures containing single - strand regions of DNAleadingto the R - loop or other higher order DNA structures containing single - strand regions of DNA
to increased protein levels and decreased p53 functionleadingto increased protein levels and decreased p53 function
in the production of an mRNA moleculewill resultin the production of an mRNA molecule
to the production of proteinsleadsto the production of proteins
in the synthesis of more mRNAs and proteinsresultsin the synthesis of more mRNAs and proteins
to lower mRNA levels for both promotersleadingto lower mRNA levels for both promoters
to an increase in the precursor pool of RNA transcriptsleadsto an increase in the precursor pool of RNA transcripts
in decrease in transcriptionresultingin decrease in transcription
in an RNA molecule that is translated into a chimeric protein withresultingin an RNA molecule that is translated into a chimeric protein with
in the early synthesis of regulatory HIV-1 proteins such as tat or revinitially resultsin the early synthesis of regulatory HIV-1 proteins such as tat or rev
to the formation of one long mRNA transcriptleadsto the formation of one long mRNA transcript
in an RNA molecule that is translated into a chimeric protein with the proresultingin an RNA molecule that is translated into a chimeric protein with the pro
to the increased protein synthesis seen for these mutationswill contributeto the increased protein synthesis seen for these mutations