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The situation in which an active regulatory protein "turns on" gene expression is an example of

The situation in which an active regulatory protein "turns on" gene expression is an example of
A) feedback inhibition.
B) positive control.
C) negative control.
D) constitutive gene elements.
E) a mutation.

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Becker's World of the Cell

Edition: 8^th

Authors: Hardin, Bertoni, Kleinsmith

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