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Introduction to Transcription

15. Central Dogma & Gene Regulation / Introduction to Transcription / Problem 2

What is the difference between upstream and downstream in relation to transcription?

A

Upstream sequences are located within the gene body, while downstream sequences are outside the gene body.

B

Downstream sequences are in the direction of transcription, while upstream sequences are in the opposite direction.

C

Upstream sequences are involved in transcription initiation, while downstream sequences are involved in transcription termination.

D

Downstream sequences are part of the coding region, while upstream sequences are part of the non-coding region.

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