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In response to high glucose levels, a liver cells needs to transcribe glycogen synthase, which is necessary for converting extra glucose to glycogen for storage. Once glucose levels return to normal, transcription of the glycogen synthase gene is no longer required. Which of the following is NOT a reasonable method to decrease the levels of glycogen synthase protein? O Increased levels of ubiquinization of glycogen synthase protein Synthesis of a miRNA complimentary to the glycogen synthase MRNA An RNA binding protein that recruits RNase to glycogen synthase mRNA Recruitment of HDACS to the glycogen synthase gene Increased synthesis of RISC proteins

In response to high glucose levels, a liver cells needs to transcribe glycogen synthase, which is necessary for converting extra glucose to glycogen for storage. Once glucose levels return to normal, transcription of the glycogen synthase gene is no longer required. Which of the following is NOT a reasonable method to decrease the levels of glycogen synthase protein? O Increased levels of ubiquinization of glycogen synthase protein Synthesis of a miRNA complimentary to the glycogen synthase MRNA An RNA binding protein that recruits RNase to glycogen synthase mRNA Recruitment of HDACS to the glycogen synthase gene Increased synthesis of RISC proteins

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In response to high glucose levels, a liver cells needs to transcribe glycogen synthase, which is necessary for converting extra glucose to glycogen for storage. Once glucose levels return to normal, transcription of the glycogen synthase gene is no longer required. Which of the following is NOT a reasonable method to decrease the levels of glycogen synthase protein? Increased levels of ubiquinization of glycogen synthase protein Synthesis of a miRNA complimentary to the glycogen synthase MRNA An RNA binding protein that recruits RNase to glycogen synthase mRNA Recruitment of HDACS to the glycogen synthase gene Increased synthesis of RISC proteins
Transcribed Image Text:In response to high glucose levels, a liver cells needs to transcribe glycogen synthase, which is necessary for converting extra glucose to glycogen for storage. Once glucose levels return to normal, transcription of the glycogen synthase gene is no longer required. Which of the following is NOT a reasonable method to decrease the levels of glycogen synthase protein? Increased levels of ubiquinization of glycogen synthase protein Synthesis of a miRNA complimentary to the glycogen synthase MRNA An RNA binding protein that recruits RNase to glycogen synthase mRNA Recruitment of HDACS to the glycogen synthase gene Increased synthesis of RISC proteins
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