When dna is _____________, the genes within it tend to be inaccessible and silent; that is, they rarely code for protein?

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Blerontin · Answer 1 · 2017-07-22T23:23:39+0000

When DNA is binding proteins, the genes within it tend to be inaccessible and silent; that is, they rarely code for protein
Cell's origin will influence which genes it turn to make protein. This is called a DNA sequence

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