After the transcription factor binds the DNA, co-regulatory molecules will bind the transcription factor. As with the DBD, transcription factors do not bind to just any co-regulatory proteins.The TAD region of the transcription factor interacts with co-regulatory proteins and it too, has unique sequences.These sequences are only recognized by certain co-regulatory proteins.n summary, transcription factors regulate gene expression. They do this by interacting directly with a target gene through the DBD. Once the transcription factor binds to DNA, co-regulatory molecules bind the transcription factor at the TAD.
In order to successfully stain a deck, the surface must be completely dry and clear of debris. Working on a sunny day with no forecast for rain, start by sweeping deck with broom. TIP: New decks simply need sweeping prior to staining.
When staining a deck, you have several choices in the type of stain to use. There are transparent stain types, semitransparent stain types, semisolid stain types and solid stains. Transparent stains will soak into the deck boards while a solid stain is more like a paint and will rest on top of the boards. The type of stain you use, as well as other factors, will greatly determine how often you need to stain your deck. As a general rule of thumb, the newer the deck, the more transparent the stain.