Biology

Manuel Brock

11 June, 16:06

1. Histone proteins

A. regulate gene expression by reducing the rate of transcription.

B. interact with transcription machinery to increase gene expression.

C. stabilize condensed chromosomal DNA during transcription.

D. bind tightly to DNA and strengthen hydrogen bonds between bases.

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