Multiple Choice
What happens to a DNA promoter sequence when it is methylated?
A) It is temporarily silenced because the methyl group can be removed.
B) It is temporarily transcribed because the methyl group can be removed.
C) It is perpetually transcribed because the methyl group can never be removed.
D) It is permanently silenced because the methyl group can never be removed.
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