Promoters and Enhancers

A short sequence of DNA (50-1500 base pairs) that is recognized by specific proteins, generally known as activators, that act to help increase the chance that its associated gene will be transcribed.

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[vicentediaztrepat]

If all I take down is written notes in biology I can't understand anything by myself, but making schemes and watching these kind of animations really help me, so thank you very much!

[soco]

Most concise explanation I have ever heard on this topic. Thank you!

[konstantinvalchev]

The video is underrated! You deserve a bigger audience.

[bratzillla]

hi, i really appreciate this page! clear animation and precise explanations like this really help my ADHD brain understand stuff better! unfortunately on a college level they are really rare and i have to use ugly or unnecessarily complicated and realistic (aka confusing) "models" that are available bcs there arent many videos like these for college-level genetics/bio students-- they exist but yknw theyre not as detailed.

if you guys can, that stuff would be cool on ur channel :3

[drdata]

Amazingly short and simple, nice work!

[omarlaham]

Great explanation. First time for me to know that a TF binding site is a part of promoter

[katherinesills]

Thank you for explaning. I understand what an enhancer does .

[rubina]

So helpful !! Thank you may Allah bless you 🥰🤍🤍🤍

[rajeshr-qgoq]

Bro I need to know about the Role of enhancer .? Briefly