Alignment of protein sequences from the HOX gene family identifies a highly conserved domain in the C-terminal part of the protein that is a differentiation, the different HOX proteins bind to very similar DNA (one word) that are rich in the bases and specific regulation of target (one word), the HOX proteins form complexes with (two words) and domain (one acronym and one word). Although Hox genes have important roles during embryogenesis and tissue (one word each). To ensure high affinity binding to (one acronym)
Alignment of protein sequences from the HOX gene family identifies a highly conserved domain in the C-terminal part of the protein that is a differentiation, the different HOX proteins bind to very similar DNA (one word) that are rich in the bases and specific regulation of target (one word), the HOX proteins form complexes with (two words) and domain (one acronym and one word). Although Hox genes have important roles during embryogenesis and tissue (one word each). To ensure high affinity binding to (one acronym)
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Transcribed Image Text:Alignment of protein sequences from the HOx gene family identifies a highly conserved domain in the C-terminal part of the protein that is a
domain (one acronym and one word). Although Hox genes have important roles during embryogenesis and tissue
(one word) that are rich in the bases
(one word each). To ensure high affinity binding to
and
differentiation, the different HOX proteins bind to very similar DNA
(one acronym)
(one word). the HOX proteins form complexes with
(two words).
and specific regulation of target
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