A cell's ability to control their level of gene expression is called
A)gene transformation.
B)gene regulation.
C)gene splicing.
D)gene addition.
E)gene correction.

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Gene regulation refers to the ability of a cell to control the level of gene expression through various mechanisms, such as transcriptional, post-transcriptional, translational, and post-translational regulation. Gene transformation, gene splicing, gene addition, and gene correction are not related to a cell's ability to control gene expression.

A Cell's Ability to Control Their Level of Gene Expression