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Which of the following molecules is designed to deliver drugs to the body cells?
O a.
Proteasome
Ob. Lysosome
O C.
Liposome
O d. Electroporation
O e. Lysozyme
If you were studying the effect of the TCA epigenetic drug on the expression of a tumor suppressor gene, the most
predicted result would be?
Oa. The histone deacetylation will increase
Ob. The methylation pattern will remain constant
O C.
The expression of the gene will increase
O d. The methylation of the gene will be increased
e. The expression of the gene will decrease
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