Analysis of the promoter regions of the genes encoding the steroid hydroxylases has led to the identification of cAMP-responsive elements, but little is known about the mechanism through which PKA mediates the transcription of these target genes.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Avoid more than one semicolon per sentence EXCEPT when using semicolons to replace commas in a list. (That's when you have a list, and there are commas in the listed items, so you use semicolons where you would normally use commas. Ex: I've been to Miami, Florida; Hollywood, California; and New York, New York.)
No, because when you use a semicolon you are not beginning a new sentence. Think of a semicolon as an abrubt pause in a sentence instead. As many have said, it helps us know when one sentence ends and the next one begins. As for making life harder, if this is the most difficulty you have in life, you have it made.