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    Notch Is a Cell-Surface Receptor Protein That Activates Transcription When
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Notch Is a Cell-Surface Receptor Protein That Activates Transcription When

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Notch is a cell-surface receptor protein that activates transcription when a piece of the Notch molecule is cleaved, enters the nucleus, and activates genes.

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