Eukaryotic transcription promoters
A) require multiple DNA binding regions.
B) are largely conserved across the genome.
C) can stimulate DNA polymerases by direct binding.
D) control translational as well as transcriptional events.

Question

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Eukaryotic transcription promoters often contain multiple DNA binding regions, such as transcription factor binding sites, to regulate gene expression.

Answer: B
 Eukaryotic transcription promoters are not largely conserved across the genome. In fact, there is a high degree of variability in promoter sequences between different genes.

Answer: C
 Eukaryotic transcription promoters do not directly stimulate DNA polymerases. Rather, they recruit RNA polymerases and other transcriptional machinery to initiate transcription.

Answer: D 
 Eukaryotic transcription promoters primarily control the initiation of transcription, but they may also indirectly affect translational events through regulation of RNA stability, splicing, and other post-transcriptional processes.

Eukaryotic Transcription Promoters