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CSecure | https://mycourses.utrgv.edu/webapps/assessment/take/launchjsp?course Secure I https/mycourses.utrgyv edu/webapps/assessment/take/launchjsp?course ec RGV In regards to transcriptional gene control, a promoter region would be considered a O cis-acting element O repressor O exon O trans-acting element QUESTION 4 A contig is formed by . O studying protein/DNA interactions O sequencing exons Ooverlapping DNA fragments O translation of mRNA Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers

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A promoter is a cis-acting regulatory sequence of a gene which is bound by RNA poymerase when the gene is to be transcribed.

A contig is formed by overlapping DNA fragments. The term was initially used for contigiuous sets of overlapping clones but has now been extended to any assembled set of overlapping DNA sequences. These overlapping DNA fragments are sometimes themselves procured from contig clones.

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