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Friday, August 15, 2014

How does an enhancer sequence work?

When activators bind to enhancers, spacer DNA bends, allowing the activator to directly interact with RNA polymerase/general transcription factors at the promoter.
Posted by kettlemeister at 11:35 PM
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