Chapter 28: 11P (page 1052)
Why can’t eukaryotic transcription regulation by attenuation?
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Eukaryotic transcription cannot be regulated by attenuation because the transcription and translation occur in different sites.
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Chapter 28: 11P (page 1052)
Why can’t eukaryotic transcription regulation by attenuation?
Eukaryotic transcription cannot be regulated by attenuation because the transcription and translation occur in different sites.
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