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control of when and how much genes produce their products

Gene Expression Regulation refers to the processes that control the timing, location, and amount of a gene's product (such as a protein) being produced. This can involve mechanisms at various stages, including transcription (when DNA is copied into RNA), RNA processing, translation (when RNA is used to make proteins), and post-translational modifications. Proper regulation is crucial for normal development, cellular function, and response to environmental changes.

Related Terms

• Transcriptional Regulation
• Post-Transcriptional Regulation
• Epigenetic Regulation
• Gene Expression
• Transcription Factors
• Epigenetics
• Post-transcriptional Regulation
• Gene Expression
• Genetic Mutation
• Genetic Variants