Which of the following statements correctly describes the relationship between DNA, RNA, and transcription factors?

A) There is only one transcription factor for each region of DNA encoding RNA.
B) Transcription factors must always bind close to the transcription start site.
C) Phosphorylation is one way of regulating interactions between proteins required for transcription of DNA.
D) Transcription factors carry out the process of transcription themselves.


Answer: C

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