DNA-binding transactivating proteins often possess a domain separate from their DNA-binding domains that serves as a docking site for interactions with the transcription complex,coactivators,corepressors,or even chromatin remodeling proteins,to regulate gene transcription.Describe three known kinds of such domains,and provide an example of each.

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The Answer of DNA-binding transactivating proteins often possess a domain separate from their DNA-binding domains that serves as a docking site for interactions with the transcription complex,coactivators,corepressors,or even chromatin remodeling proteins,to regulate gene transcription.Describe three known kinds of such domains,and provide an example of each.

DNA-Binding Transactivating Proteins Often Possess a Domain Separate from Their