Transcription Factors Part 1

In this video we discuss the structural motifs found in a number of different transcription factors.

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Transcription factors are vital for many important cellular processes including basal transcription regulation, differential transcription enhancement, intercellular signal response, cell cycle control, and disease development.

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Perhaps you could speak about how transcription proteins affect concentration gradients.

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regarding the frog oocyte example, I thought for sexual reproduction 2 haploid cells are need. How was a tad pole made with the diploid DNA content of a skin cell? surely the egg can't be fertilised. Otherwise I love the video.

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