Explain how chromatin can affect gene expression in eukaryotes. and transcription is When DNA is methylated, chromatin O Condenses, activated. Relaxes, repressed. Relaxes, activated. Condenses, repressed.

Explain how chromatin can affect gene expression in eukaryotes. and transcription is When DNA is methylated, chromatin O Condenses, activated. Relaxes, repressed. Relaxes, activated. Condenses, repressed.

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Explain how chromatin can affect gene expression in eukaryotes.
and transcription is
When DNA is methylated, chromatin
O Condenses, activated.
Relaxes, repressed.
Relaxes, activated.
Condenses, repressed.

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