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6. X-inactivation is an example of: (Select all that apply.) O positive regulati

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6. X-inactivation is an example of: (Select all that apply.) O positive regulation by CRP-CAMP. dosage compensation. epigenetic gene regulation. post-transcriptional modification. miRNA-induced silencing. 7. Lifestyle choices that can affect levels of gene expression include: (Select all that apply.) ? meditation. m exercise. diet. drug abuse inherited mutation. 8. Epigenetic modifications can: (Select all that apply.) change the sequence of the DNA be reversed. alter gene expression. be inherited.

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6. X-inactivation is an example of: (Select all that apply.) O positive regulati

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