What is a possible outcome of the addition of a transcription factor such as Myod to the nucleus of a cell? Assume that there are no other factors to either activate or prevent the response of the cell.Group of answer choicesA) Production of mRNA from genes that were previously not expresedB)adding methyl groups to DNAC)prevention of protein synthesisD)uncoiling of the chromatin to allow transcription

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What is a possible outcome of the addition of a transcription factor such as Myod to the nucleus of a cell? Assume that there are no other factors to either activate or prevent the response of the cell.

What is a possible outcome of the addition of a transcription factor such as Myod to the nucleus of a cell? Assume that there are no other factors to either activate or prevent the response of the cell.

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Problem 15SA: Put the following processes in order of their occurrence during expression of a eukaryotic gene: a....

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