The DNA-binding domain of regulatory proteins (having leucine zippers – McqOptions

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1.	The DNA-binding domain of regulatory proteins (having leucine zippers) are rich in which amino acid residues?
A.	Met or Ala
B.	Gly or Trp
C.	His or Cys
D.	Lys or Arg
Answer» E.

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