How is a gene regulated?

Transcriptional - genes can be turned on/off Post-transcriptional - mRNA modified so regulates translation Translational - translation stopped/started Post-translational - proteins modified after synthesis (changing function)

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Modified Translation Gene Regulated Transcriptional Turned On/Off Post Transcriptional

Gene regulation mechanisms operate at transcriptional, post-transcriptional, translational, and post-translational levels to control gene expression.

Gene regulation occurs at multiple levels: transcriptional (turning genes on/off), post-transcriptional (modifying mRNA), translational (controlling protein synthesis), and post-translational (modifying proteins after synthesis).

Front	How is a gene regulated?
Back	Transcriptional - genes can be turned on/off Post-transcriptional - mRNA modified so regulates translation Translational - translation stopped/started Post-translational - proteins modified after synthesis (changing function)

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