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Choose all of the following factors involved in combinatorial control of gene expression.
a) Regulatory proteins
b) Response elements
c) Histone Proteins
d) RNA polymerase
e) Glycosylation
7. Gene Expression
Action of Transcriptional Regulators
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What are nuclear receptors?
A
Hormones
B
Receptors found on the surface of the nucleus
C
Receptors found on the surface of the cell
D
Proteins in the nucleus that bind to hormones
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Nuclear receptors are a class of proteins found within the cell nucleus.
These receptors are responsible for sensing steroid and thyroid hormones and certain other molecules.
Upon binding to these hormones, nuclear receptors act as transcription factors, meaning they can regulate the expression of specific genes.
Nuclear receptors have a specific structure that allows them to bind to DNA and influence gene transcription.
They play a crucial role in various physiological processes, including development, metabolism, and reproduction.
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