At which of the following level(s) can gene expression be regulated in eukaryotes?Pls help asap! At which of the following level(s) can gene expression be regulated in eukaryotes?Check All That Applyinitiation of transcriptiontranscript splicingexport of mRNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasmstability of the MRNA transcript splicingexport of mRNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasmstability of the MRNAfrequency of protein synthesislocalization of the protein to a particular cellular locationmodification of the protein

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Chapter7: Gene Expression And Control

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At which of the following level(s) can gene expression be regulated in eukaryotes?

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transcript splicing
export of mRNA from the nucleus to the cytoplasm
stability of the MRNA
frequency of protein synthesis
localization of the protein to a particular cellular location
modification of the protein

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