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In the Drosophila embryo, the twist, rhomboid, and sog genes are transcribed in response to different intranuclear concentrations of Dorsal transcription factor. How do these genes detect differences in
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In the Drosophila embryo, the twist, rhomboid, and sog genes are transcribed in response to different intranuclear concentrations of Dorsal transcription factor. How do these genes detect differences in Dorsal concentration?
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These genes have Dorsal-binding sites of varying affinity.
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