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methylation of DNA prevents over expression of DNA and also protects it from harmful degradation from DNase enzymes.
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DNA methylation in prokaryotes?
what is the rules of methylation in transduction
Regions of newly replicated DNA can be shut down by chemical modification known as?
Methylation
What are two mechanisms of protein regulation in eukaryote cells?
Translation and Transcription :))
What is the role of restriction enzymes in bacteria?
Restriction enzyme in bacteria cuts of the foreign DNA inside the host, thus destroying them. The host DNA is protected against this destructive action due to methylation of the host DNA.
What would likely prevent DNA from producing the proteins coded by a gene?
A genetic mutation may prevent DNA from producing the protein coded by a gene.
How does doxorubicin affect DNA methylation?
Doxorubicin inhibits methylation of DNA.
DNA methylation in prokaryotes?
what is the rules of methylation in transduction
What protect the DNA?
Methylation protects DNA from nucleases, endonucleases
What is the chemical basis of gene imprinting?
methylation of DNA
Will methylation of DNA tend to turn a gene on or off?
off
What has the author Xiaolin Zhang written?
Xiaolin Zhang has written: 'Mutagenic mechanisms associated with DNA cytosine methylation, DNA base sequence context and DNA precursor pool asymmetry' -- subject(s): Mutagenesis, DNA, Nucleotide sequence, Methylation
Bacterial DNA is not cleaved by their own restriction enzyme because?
The methylation of DNA prevents the cleavage of its own DNA
What chemical modificatin can shut down regions or newly replicated DNA?
The newly replicated DNA regions can be terminated by methylation chemical modification. Methylation is a methyl group alkylation of hydrogen atom replacement.
What are genomic imprinting DNA methylation and histone acetylation examples of?
Epigenetic Phenomena.
Regions of newly replicated DNA can be shut down by chemical modification known as?
Methylation
Why don't retrotransposons get smaller evrey time they insert into DNA?
Very high transposition is danger for genom. Because, the function of genom bereaks down.Both transposons and genom itself don not want it. Therefore, Transpozsons replicate themselver before methylation of DNA. after DNA replication, DNA is methylated. replication of transpositin occurs until methylation of DNA
Differentiation of cells is not easily reversible because it involves?
chemical modifications of histones and DNA methylation.
