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- 4. 5 to 20 ≈ 3KB Gene Sequences of length 5-20 bases (exist on either side of the gene) control the gene transcription. Such sequences often are over represented near the gene they regulate. They co-ordinate in controlling the gene transcription. It is believed such short motifs are highly preserved due to their functionality and are transferred across organisms with minor changes.
- 7. reg exp. e.g GGGWWW3CYS C | T Y A | T W A | C | G V C | G S A | G R A | C | G | T N A | C M G | T K A | C | T H A | G | T D C | G | T B
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