What is gene regulation?

A. The manner in which phenotypes differ from genotypes
B. The total number of genes a person has
C. The control of when and where proteins are made
D. The number of proteins an organism can produce

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What is gene regulation?

 		A.	The manner in which phenotypes differ from genotypes
 		B.	The total number of genes a person has
 		C.	The control of when and where proteins are made
 		D.	The number of proteins an organism can produce

anonymous · Answer

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abhisar · Answer

@adsfghgdfsf , What do you think it should be?

koikkara · Answer

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koikkara · Answer

@adsfghgdfsf I would suggest that,Gene regulation ensures, that appropriate genes are expressed at the proper times. Gene regulation can also help an organism respond to its environment. Gene regulation is accomplished by a variety of mechanisms including chemically modifying genes and using regulatory proteins to turn genes on or off.