Sentences with REPRESSOR
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"The repressor protein binds to the DNA sequence and prevents gene expression."
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"The repressor molecule inhibits the activity of the enzyme."
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"The transcriptional repressor blocks the binding of RNA polymerase to the promoter region."
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"The presence of a repressor gene leads to the suppression of certain traits."
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"The repressor acts as a switch, turning off the production of specific proteins."
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"Mutations in the repressor region can result in uncontrolled gene expression."
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"The repressor protein undergoes a conformational change upon binding to its target."
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"The binding of a co-repressor enhances the repressor's ability to block gene transcription."
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"The repressor exerts its effect by binding to specific regulatory sequences."
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"The repressor recruits chromatin remodeling complexes to silence gene expression."
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"High levels of the repressor factor are associated with reduced cell proliferation."
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"The repressor protein interacts with other transcription factors to regulate gene activity."
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"The repressor acts as a negative regulator in the feedback loop controlling gene expression."
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"The repressor protein is released upon the binding of an inducer molecule."
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"The repressor binds to the operator site, preventing the binding of the activator protein."
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"Under certain conditions, the repressor can be overridden, allowing gene expression to occur."
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"The repressor region contains DNA motifs recognized by specific transcription factors."
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"The repressor acts as a gatekeeper, controlling the access of RNA polymerase to the gene."
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"The repressor undergoes post-translational modifications that affect its binding affinity."
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"The repressor protein in bacteria binds to the operator region of the DNA, preventing transcription of the adjacent genes."
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"The genetic repressor regulates the expression of certain genes in response to environmental changes."
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"The repressor molecule actively inhibits the synthesis of a specific protein in the cell."
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"Mutations in the repressor gene can lead to uncontrolled growth and cancer."
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"The repressor protein acts as a switch, turning off the expression of target genes."
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"Certain drugs can act as repressors, preventing certain genes from being expressed."
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"The binding of a repressor to the DNA can block the access of RNA polymerase to the gene promoter."
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"In some cases, repressors can be overcome by other regulatory proteins, allowing gene expression to occur."
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"The discovery of a new repressor opens up possibilities for therapeutic interventions in genetic disorders."
