Effects of the Isoform Specific Characteristics of ATF6 and ATF6 on Bio Sdsu

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Professor Dave here, let’s examine how a cell regulates gene expression. We have talked a lot about chromosomes and the genes they contain, as well as the genetics that dictate what kinds of phenotypes are expressed in an organism, like with Mendel’s pea plants. But how does gene expression work on the molecular level, and how is it regulated? We have already discussed transcription and translation in the biochemistry series, so if you missed those tutorials, it is absolutely mandatory that you view at least this one before moving forward. It is through transcription and translation that we see how the genetic information of an organism serves as a code for the manufacturing of everything within that organism. If you’ve already viewed the biochemistry tutorials, then we can briefly summarize and expand by including some details we previously skipped over. In transcription, the DNA within a gene codes for an mRNA, which then undergoes post-transcriptional modification. Each end ge