Which of the below are mechanisms cells can use to control activity of a gene?

A) Regulating mRNA stability

B)Regulating protein stability


c)Positively regulate gene expression


D)Regulating enzyme activity of a protein


E)Regulating protein stability


F)Postively regulate translation


G)DNA cleavage


H)Regulating size of a genome


I)Negatively regulate translation


J)Alteration of a DNA sequence


K)Negatively regulate gene expression

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Cells can employ several mechanisms to control the activity of a gene. The following options listed can be mechanisms through which cells regulate gene activity:

A) Regulating mRNA stability: Cells can control the stability of mRNA molecules, which affects the amount of gene products (proteins) that are synthesized.

B) Regulating protein stability: Cells can influence the stability of proteins by modulating their degradation or turnover rates.

C) Positively regulate gene expression: Cells can activate or enhance gene expression by various means, such as transcription factors or co-activators that enhance the binding of RNA polymerase to the gene's promoter region.

D) Regulating enzyme activity of a protein: Cells can modulate the activity of proteins, which can include enzymes, by mechanisms such as reversible post-translational modifications or allosteric regulation.

F) Positively regulate translation: Cells can enhance or promote the translation of mRNA molecules into proteins, for example through the actions of ribosomes or translation factors.

I) Negatively regulate translation: Cells can inhibit or decrease the translation of mRNA molecules into proteins, typically through mechanisms such as the binding of repressor proteins or regulatory RNA molecules to the mRNA.

J) Alteration of a DNA sequence: Changes in the DNA sequence, such as mutations or modifications like methylation, can have an impact on gene activity by affecting the binding of transcription factors or other regulatory proteins.

K) Negatively regulate gene expression: Cells can suppress or decrease gene expression through various mechanisms, such as repressor proteins that inhibit the binding of RNA polymerase to the gene's promoter region.

In summary, options A, B, C, D, F, I, J, and K all represent mechanisms that cells can use to control the activity of a gene.