Question

How can a chromosome regulate transcription and increase it?


The region that codes for RNA folds.


The region that codes for RNA mutates.


The region that codes for RNA unfolds.


The region that codes for RNA has been removed.

Answer 1

@Jadeishere

Answer 2

i have a feeling it might be c but i don't know.

Answer 3

sorry, B

Answer 4

Hold on, I'm looking for my Bio class I took last year >.< I remmeber specifically going through three steps, but I don't remember what they're called. Shouldn't take me too long too find :)

Answer 5

This question seems a little weird, but i think B is the answer.

I think, not i know, which is why i posted this question

Answer 6

ah take your time, i'm in no rush

Answer 7

I just found all of my psych notes from last year too
wow

Answer 8

dang

Answer 9

Kay I'm almost there

Answer 10

Found it!!!

Answer 11

the suspense is killing me!!1

Answer 12

wait nvm

Answer 13

Lol xD
Okay, I found the page describing exactly what i remembered >.<

Answer 14

cool

Answer 15

it's probably B.

Answer 16

huh, idk if it's B anymore.

Answer 17

So, there are three steps for protein synthesis (this is the topic at hand)
Transcription, RNA processing and translation. (1. Transcription, 2. RNA processing and 3. Translation)

"How can a chromosome regulate transcription and increase it?"

Transcription is the DNA strand itself. It takes DNA and transforms it into RNA. It decodes genetic information so that the cell can break it down.

Answer 18

It's not D because it's the region where it takes place.

It's not A because transcription is where the chromosome unfolds.

Answer 19

oh yeah, i remember seeing something like that about dna copying into rna by ) by the RNA polymerase

Answer 20

that's i think it's B

Answer 21

not for what i just mentioned, but because of my general knowledge and ne understanding of transcription

Answer 22

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