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Chapter 18: Control of Gene Expression


18.1 Gene expression is controlled by regulating transcription. (Page 362)
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Examine the following sections:
2.115 Introduction
2.116 Operons
2.117 Inducible Enzymes
2.118 Tryptophan Attenuation
2.119 Tryptophan Synthesis
2.120 Eukaryotic Gene Regulation
2.121 Transcriptional Control
2.122 Post-transcriptional Controls
2.123 Eukaryotic Transcription Factors
2.124 Signal Transduction
An Overview of Transcriptional Control. (Page 362)
18.3 Prokaryotes regulate genes by controlling transcription initiation. (Page 366)
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Examine the following sections:
2.116 Operons
2.117 Inducible Enzymes
2.118 Tryptophan Attenuation
2.119 Tryptophan Synthesis
Prokaryotic Gene Regulation. (Page 366)

18.4 Transcriptional control in eukaryotes operates at a distance. (Page 370)
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Examine the following sections:
2.120 Eukaryotic Gene Regulation
2.121 Transcriptional Control
2.122 Post-transcriptional Controls
2.123 Eukaryotic Transcription Factors
2.124 Signal Transduction
Transcriptional Control in Eukaryotes. (Page 370)
The Effect of Chromatin Structure on Gene Expression. (Page 373)
Posttranscriptional Control in Eukaryotes. (Page 374)





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