An enhancer is: A region in the DNA that is close to the core promoter and helps with activation of transcription. A reg

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An enhancer is: A region in the DNA that is close to the core promoter and helps with activation of transcription. A reg

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An Enhancer Is A Region In The Dna That Is Close To The Core Promoter And Helps With Activation Of Transcription A Reg 1
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An enhancer is: A region in the DNA that is close to the core promoter and helps with activation of transcription. A region in the DNA that is far from the transcription unit that it activates. A regulatory protein that activates gene transcription. A regulatory protein that binds to the regulatory promoter.
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