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Characterize the promoter region for non translated RNA

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Identify and characterize the functional promoter elements that regulate transcription of your new found (RNA polymerase III tRNA) encoding gene that you have isolated from [Bonobos Monkey].

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B) interpret results

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Different from other characterization for promoter region, tRNA gene does not encode protein. Therefore, an alternative approach is proposed in this tutorial to characterize the promoter region.

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Identify and characterize the functional promoter elements that regulate transcription of your new found (RNA polymerase III tRNA) encoding gene that you have isolated from [Bonobos Monkey].

Use: diagrams & written description (details) how you would...

A) set up experiment
B) interpret results
To identify and characterize the functional elements that regulate transcription of the new RNA polymerase III tRNA gene, here are the major ...

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