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Derepression refers to a biological process in which the repression of gene expression is lifted, allowing for transcription and the subsequent expression of genes that were previously inactive or suppressed. This mechanism is important in various cellular processes, including cellular response to environmental changes, development, and differentiation. In genetic regulation, proteins called repressors can bind to specific DNA sequences and inhibit the transcription of target genes.

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