Changes in the Concentration of Regulatory DNA-binding Proteins

The amount of available DNA-binding proteins is, in many situations, a critical factor for the extent of transcription regulation. The concentration of regulatory DNA-binding proteins can be regulated within the framework of the following processes in eucaryotes  

The above points will be discussed in more detail in the following section (Section 1.4) in the context of eucaryotic gene regulation. 

Only autoregulation will be introduced as an example of the regulation of DNA-binding proteins at the level of transcription. 

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