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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch16_1.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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key concept 16.1 Prokaryotic Gene Expression Is Regulated in Operons life11e_ch16_2.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Regulating gene transcription conserves energy life11e_ch16_3.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Operons are units of transcriptional regulation in prokaryotes life11e_ch16_4.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Operator–repressor interactions control transcription in the lac and trp operons life11e_ch16_5.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Protein synthesis can be controlled by increasing promoter efficiency life11e_ch16_6.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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RNA polymerases can be directed to particular classes of promoters life11e_ch16_7.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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key concept 16.2 Eukaryotic Gene Expression Is Regulated by Transcription Factors life11e_ch16_9.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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General transcription factors act at eukaryotic promoters life11e_ch16_10.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Specific proteins can recognize and bind to DNA sequences and regulate transcription life11e_ch16_11.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Specific protein–DNA interactions underlie binding life11e_ch16_12.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Transcription factors underlie cell differentiation life11e_ch16_13.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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The expression of sets of genes can be coordinately regulated by transcription factors life11e_ch16_14.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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key concept 16.3 Viruses Regulate Their Gene Expression during the Reproductive Cycle life11e_ch16_16.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Viruses undertake two kinds of reproductive cycles life11e_ch16_17.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Eukaryotic viruses can have complex life cycles life11e_ch16_18.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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HIV gene regulation occurs at the level of transcription elongation life11e_ch16_19.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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key concept 16.4 Epigenetic Changes Regulate Gene Expression life11e_ch16_21.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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DNA methylation occurs at the promoter and silences transcription life11e_ch16_22.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Histone protein modifications affect transcription life11e_ch16_23.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Epigenetic changes can be induced by the environment life11e_ch16_24.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Global chromosome changes involve DNA methylation life11e_ch16_25.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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key concept 16.5 Eukaryotic Gene Expression Can Be Regulated after Transcription life11e_ch16_27.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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RNA splicing can result in different mRNAs being made from the same gene life11e_ch16_28.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Small RNAs are important regulators of gene expression life11e_ch16_29.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Translation of mRNA can be regulated by proteins life11e_ch16_30.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch16_32.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch16_33.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch16_34.html5791323c757a2ecc23000003
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