Transkriptionsregulator
Transkriptionsregulator is a term used in molecular biology to describe a molecule that controls the rate of transcription. Transcription is the process by which genetic information from DNA is copied into RNA. Transkriptionsregulator can be either activators or repressors. Activators increase the rate of transcription, while repressors decrease it.
These regulators typically bind to specific DNA sequences called regulatory elements, which are often located near
The activity of transkriptionsregulator is often modulated by other cellular signals or molecules. This allows cells
Understanding transkriptionsregulator is crucial for comprehending gene regulation, cellular differentiation, and the development of various diseases,