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Genes Regulation Needed Expressed Prevents Wasting Vital Resources

Front what is gene regulation and why is it needed?
Back - gene regulation is where genes only expressed when needed (prevents wasting vital resources)

- entire genome present in every cell with nucleus, some genes not required by cell, so genes turned on/off and rate of product synthesis inc/dec according to demand

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