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What does 'selective silencing of genes' mean?
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(Original post by EmergencyFood)
Certain genes get turned off. They are not expressed.
Certain genes get turned off. They are not expressed.
If you've studied knockout organisms, that's usually how they're modified. By silencing (i.e turning off) genes, or altogether removal of genes in some cases.
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(Original post by ilovephysmath)
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If you've studied knockout organisms, that's usually how they're modified. By silencing (i.e turning off) genes, or altogether removal of genes in some cases.
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If you've studied knockout organisms, that's usually how they're modified. By silencing (i.e turning off) genes, or altogether removal of genes in some cases.
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(Original post by zarahh09)
no, we havent studied that yet
no, we havent studied that yet
just wanted to make a connection in case it helped you understand better
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