The figure below shows the domains of expression of various maternal and gap genes as well as the expression pattern of the even-skipped gene. knirps (kni) represses expression of eve stripes 3, 4, 6, and 7. Which stripe enhancer (stripe 3 or stripe 4) would you expect to have higher affinity binding sites for the Knirps protein. Explain your answer.

The figure below shows the domains of expression of various maternal and gap genes as well as the expression pattern of the even-skipped gene. knirps (kni) represses expression of eve stripes 3, 4, 6, and 7. Which stripe enhancer (stripe 3 or stripe 4) would you expect to have higher affinity binding sites for the Knirps protein. Explain your answer.

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Chapter10: Control Of Gene Expression

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