enhancerszekvenciák
Enhancer sequences are short regions of DNA that can increase the transcription of a gene. They are considered a type of gene regulatory element. Enhancers are typically located at a distance from the gene they regulate, and can be found upstream, downstream, or even within an intron of the gene. The key characteristic of an enhancer is its ability to boost gene expression regardless of its orientation or precise position relative to the promoter.
The mechanism by which enhancers function involves the binding of specific proteins called transcription factors. These
Enhancers play a crucial role in development and cellular differentiation, ensuring that genes are expressed at