What level of control of gene expression is defined as regulating whether or not a particular mRNA is actually used in protein synthesis and, if so, how long and for how long a period of time?
A)transcriptional-level controls
B)processing-level controls
C)translational-level controls
D)replication-level controls
E)post-translational-level controls

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Translational-level controls refer to the regulation of mRNA usage in protein synthesis, including the duration and timing of protein production. Transcriptional-level controls refer to the regulation of mRNA production, processing-level controls refer to the maturation and modification of mRNA, and post-translational-level controls refer to modifications made to the protein itself after synthesis. Replication-level controls are not relevant to gene expression.

What Level of Control of Gene Expression Is Defined as Regulating