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Consensus site

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A **consensus site** refers to a specific region in DNA, RNA, or protein sequences that is recognized and utilized by various biological molecules, such as transcription factors, enzymes, or other proteins. These sites are characterized by the presence of similar or identical sequences that are preferred or recognized by these molecules across different species or within a particular organism.

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