QUESTION 12Histone modifying enzymes can be over- or under-expressed in a variety of human diseases and cancers. How would overexpression of histone acetyltransferases affect transcription throughout the genome?O transcription could be increased or decreased depending on which amino acids in histone proteins were modified by this enzymeO transcription would be decreasedO transcription would be increasedO transcription would not be affectedQUESTION 13Transcriptional enhancers are:O A. operator sequences that repress transcription by blocking RNA polymerase initiation.O B. binding sites for general transcription factors.O C. binding sites for catabolite activating protein (CAP).O D. promoter-proximal regulatory sequences that recruit TATA-binding protein (TBP).O E. regulatory sequences that activate transcription from distant cis-linked promoters.QUESTION 14The yeast MCM1 protein differentially regulates genes in a haploids, a haploids, and a/a diploids, and its function as either a transcriptional activator or repressor depends on the combination of factors expressed from the:O A. X-chromosome.O B. GAL80 and GAL3 genes.OC. MAT locus.O D. locl and laco genes.ОЕ. МСМ ореron.

Name: QUESTION 12Histone modifying enzymes can be over- or under-expressed
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Description: QUESTION 12Histone modifying enzymes can be over- or under-expressed in a variety of human diseases and cancers. How would overexpression of histone acetyltransferases affect transcription throughout the genome?O transcription could be increased or